Fringing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRINGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• decorate (clothing or material) with a fringe
• form a border around (something)
• (of a plant or animal) having a border of hair or fibre
NOUN:
• the act of providing with a fringe
• an ornamental border of threads left loose or formed into tassels or twists, used to edge clothing or material
• a natural border of hair or fibres in an animal or plant
• the outer, marginal, or extreme part of an area, group, or sphere of activity
• a secondary festival on the periphery of the Edinburgh Festival
• a band of contrasting brightness or darkness produced by diffraction or interference of light.
• a strip of false colour in an optical image.
• act of fringing
• the front part of a person's hair cut so as to hang over the forehead
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a fringe (an ornamental border)
• an ornamental border of loose short strips

Words related to FRINGING

fringe10 fringed12 fringes11 fringings14

Words that contain FRINGING

fringings14 befringing17 infringing15 refringing15

How to use FRINGING in a sentence

• There is a great deal going on in these waters and their fringing woods and meadows.
• The water only washed her rudder-case, and the captain noticed, to his dismay, a thin coating of ice fringing the shore of the inlet.
• Antoine opened, and the Parisians, under arms, fringing the streets, protected the return of the rebel army.
• He saw the great encircling mass of gloom that was the Forest, fringing their little lawn.
• The fringing rushes rippled as gently as the water under the snowy breasts of many swans.
• The earliest and favorite lands for this crop were those of exceedingly light soil on the islands fringing the coast of Georgia and South Carolina.
• She found the truant asleep, the last vestige of her recent violent tears fringing her lashes.
• At the sound there seemed to come a cry from the fringing wood, a cry of terror.
• Fifty feet from the camp rose the sloping north wall of the arroyo, with some dwarf spruce trees fringing its edge.
• Fringing the plain on the north was a range of hills that swept back to the mountains that guarded the neck of the big basin at Okar.
• Alexander and Ian crossed upon the stones, and beyond the fringing hazels the dogs came to meet them.
• The low-lying shore, with no trees fringing the bank, was the worst place for him and his friends, and he was in a fever of eagerness to reach the protecting shadows along shore.
• It is not injured by frost, and in Germany is often seen fringing the edges of the beech forests along the bottom of the valleys where the beech would suffer.
• When she gained the shelter of the rock she was about to kneel in some fringing mesquite at its base when she heard Calumet yell at her.
• For most of the year the water-holes sufficed them, the green, velvet dips, with zizyph-bushes fringing each hollow, which redeem the desert.
• Fringing the shores of the Northern Ocean from Mount St.
• Below lay the wine-dark sea fringing with pale foam the sands of Kon Klayu.
• It stands upon a high part of the alluvial flat fringing the river, and which extends from half to one mile from it on either side.
• We landed in a small sandy bay at the western end of a growth of mangroves, fringing the shore behind the islands.
• The mangroves were no longer to be seen fringing the banks with their garden shrubbery appearance.
• Jed Sanborn crouched low and wormed his way to some bushes fringing the glade, and the young hunters did the same.
• The flying coals flew in every direction, streaming like shooting-stars across the fringing darkness.
• And the distance to which a fringing reef extends from the land corresponds with that at which the sea has a depth of twenty or five-and-twenty fathoms.
• The origin and mode of formation of a fringing reef, such as that just described, are plain enough.
• For, suppose the relative level of the sea to remain stationary, after a fringing reef has reached that distance from the land at which the depth of water amounts to 150 feet.
• Thus the rising sea would eventually convert a large island with a fringing reef, into a small island surrounded by an encircling reef.
• Had he held to the letter of his instructions, New France would never have been more than a strip of territory fringing the Lower St.
• We landed upon a sandy beach, after wading over the fringing reef, and were met by some natives who had come round a neighbouring point from the windward or inhabited side.
• The usual fringing coral reef surrounds the island, running off to a great distance in one direction.
• No canoes were seen here, and a heavy surf broke on the outer margin of a fringing reef.

Similar words containing FRING without suffix ing

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