Grabbing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRABBING in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRAB, to grab suddenly
• grasp or seize suddenly and roughly
• obtain or get (something) quickly or opportunistically
• (of a brake on a vehicle) grip the wheel harshly or jerkily
• attract the attention of; make an impression on
NOUN:
• a quick sudden clutch or attempt to seize
• an act of obtaining something opportunistically or unscrupulously
• a frame of video or television footage, digitized and stored as a still image in a computer memory for subsequent display, printing, or editing
• a mechanical device for clutching, lifting, and moving things, especially materials in bulk.
• denoting a bar or strap for people to hold on to for support or in a moving vehicle
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grasp suddenly
• present participle of grab

Words related to GRABBING

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How to use GRABBING in a sentence

• I could not pursue him, and grabbing a third gun from Dorothy, I fired again at the Indians, some of whom were swarming up the steps.
• But the fellow I hit came to and, grabbing up a pick-handle, with all his might he soaked Montana over the head.
• With my right hand I was grabbing madly for my revolver, which I had let slip.
• On land, catching them by grabbing the tail was much faster, but one had to avoid the biting head by quickly grabbing the neck.
• Charlie had gone crazy and was grabbing at these, quite uselessly, for as fast as he had caught one thing he let it go in favour of another.
• The persons thus grabbing offices shall be then and there, by the Inspectors, declared duly elected to the offices grabbed, for life.
• In the course of a walk with her the day after my arrival I found myself grabbing her arm with sudden and undue familiarity.
• Grabbing up our guns, we got out through the rear and made a dash across the stable yard.
• Luce, grabbing the bundles that Broadway poked across the counter as gingerly as he would feed meat to a tiger.
• Hastily grabbing some cheese I would crank up the little lorry and depart.
• His grabbing days, so sudden and so brief, were done.
• I held fast to one of these, steadying myself on the loose soil by grabbing a root sticking out of the ground.
• Aged fingers and youthful hands were eager with grabbing the cool, dew-dampened fleece of the fields.
• It has been at all times, with the single exception above noted, a hustling, grabbing, self-seeking race.
• He had left his wagon too surprised to think of grabbing up the Colt that he carried.
• He was grabbing for a second brand almost before the blazing head of the first had fallen into the twisted, bleached roots of a dead tree.
• First I was kind of scared, because in the pictures he was in a cage and he was grabbing hold of the bars and glaring awful fierce and wild.
• In that instant Loring leaped for the boy, grabbing at the rifle.
• He merely hurried out, and grabbing Loring by the feet, dragged him inside.
• But even while I commanded myself to stand steady, sheer reflex threw me forward, grabbing at his wrist and the knife.
• Caesar grabbing him by the arm with his right hand, and launching a blow straight from the shoulder with his left that sent the reptile bleeding to the earth.
• Almost to the instant the whole front and side of the house blazed into their very faces, not once only, but twice, three times, the men grabbing gun after gun.
• It would be like grabbing a comet by the tail and trying to put a twist in it.
• Luckily my bat with which I had played baseball with the boys stood in the corner, and grabbing this I struck out with all my strength, knocking down the boys right and left.
• Then, each of us grabbing a corner of the mattress, we hoisted the sufferer onto the machine, covering him with a sheet.
• We must be better trained, more efficient, quicker at grabbing than other nations, and it is the children who must do it for us.
• There was an eagerness about them, a kind of fever to begin their grabbing.
• It is grabbing at your own sense of righteousness, if you use it to hurt other people.
• Grabbing the sheet from the old woman, she flung it about herself.
• It will help me home, for I feel the chilly fog from the meadows of Cardinal as if death-claws were grabbing me through and through.
• He leaves himself open to the charge of scheming, grabbing, all sorts of things, though all the while he may be doing the best he can.

Similar words containing GRABB without suffix ing

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