Dangle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DANGLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to hang loosely
• hang or swing loosely
• offer (an enticing incentive) to someone
• To hang loosely, or with a swinging or jerking motion.
• To cause to dangle; to swing, as something suspended loosely; as, to dangle the feet.
• hang freely
• cause to dangle or hang freely
• hang loosely
NOUN:
• act of dangling or something that dangles

Words related to DANGLE

dangled10 dangler9 danglers10 dangles9 danglier10 dangliest11 dangling11 danglingly16 danglings12 dangly11

Words that contain DANGLE

dangled10 dangler9 dangles9 danglers10 fandangle14 fandangles15

How to use DANGLE in a sentence

• But! was ready for him, and, pulling up quick and bracing my knees, I snapped the thing short, so that he was left to dangle the ivory top.
• Some of them are rooted in the ground, straight and tense, some of them dangle and wave in the wind at every height.
• They even pierced their noses so that bright rings could dangle from them.
• She had fastened it to the end of a lock of front hair, which was of such length as to permit the shell to dangle to the precise level of her eyes.
• So I sat tight and let my feet dangle off the side, glad of the relief, but feeling them slowly swelling beneath me.
• The devil especially loves to dangle his tail in the affairs of poor desolate women, and to this Caroline has come.
• There’s nothing better for me to do, as I see, than tie a rope round my neck and dangle myself out into one long capital I.
• And I warn you, Sir Redmond is not the man to dangle after you forever.
• There was no longer even the excitement of trying to dangle a little above Jude.
• Then the door opened, and the girl showed in Dangle, who looked curiously from one to the other.
• How Widgery was great at questions, and Dangle good at inference, and Phipps so conspicuously inferior in everything that he felt it, and sulked with Mrs.
• Milton poured two cups, and Phipps and Dangle partook in passover form.
• Dangle was puffed up to find that his guess of Havant was right.
• It was Napoleonic, and more than consoled Dangle for the open derision of the Havant street boys at the handkerchief which still protected his damaged eye.
• They found Dangle, hatless, standing up with cut hands extended, having his hands brushed by an officious small boy.
• Dangle, with sticking-plaster and a black eye, felt the absurdity of the pose of the Wounded Knight, and abandoned it after the faintest efforts.
• Dangle bad witnessed, the fugitives had been left by him by the side of the road about two miles from Botley.
• Jessie and Hoopdriver had scarcely time to stand up and seize their machines, before this tumultuous, this swift and wonderful passing of Dangle was achieved.
• Still staring at the corner that had swallowed up Dangle, Hoopdriver followed suit.
• Not a trace of Dangle nor any other danger was visible as they rode into the dusky, yellow-lit street.
• AT THE RUFUS STONE He folded his arms as Dangle and Phipps returned towards him.
• Resmith told him to ride without stirrups and dangle his legs.
• When they arrived Grimaud went carelessly and sat down by a loophole in the wall, letting his legs dangle outside.
• Old clothes-men, likewise, dwelt hard by, and hung out ancient garments to dangle in the wind.
• The chair had extension arms over which a man might comfortably dangle his legs.
• All around the edge of the board he drove in smaller nails, and to these he tied the pieces of fat, there to dangle on their strings.

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