Hauling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAULING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of a person) pull or drag with effort or force
• propel or pull oneself with difficulty
• force (someone) to appear for reprimand or trial
• (of a vehicle) pull (an attached trailer or carriage) behind it
• transport in a lorry or cart
• (especially of a sailing ship) make an abrupt change of course
NOUN:
• the act of dragging
• a quantity of something that has been stolen or is possessed illegally
• a number of fish caught
• the number of points, medals, or titles won by a person or team in a sporting event or over a period
• all the products purchased by someone during a particular episode of shopping
• a distance to be covered in a journey
• act of hauling
• the activity of transporting goods by truck
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pull with force
• the action of transporting logs

Words related to HAULING

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How to use HAULING in a sentence

• I cannot possibly object to his hauling his manure, even through this house, should he wish it.
• Before leaving, Whaley had brought into the house a supply of wood, but Jessie added to this during the day by hauling birch poles from the edge of the creek.
• They are not only ready, they are anxious, to do all sorts of odd jobs, from hauling coal and putting it in, to cleaning the chimneys and sweeping the terrace.
• I had no great difficulty in getting the spars I have mentioned, loose, and in hauling them alongside of the top.
• He took it and thanked her, but later she saw him giving it to the wife of Henry Glines, who is hauling Henry and the two babies in the cart.
• About all the mules was wore out hauling provisions in the army.
• Last time I heard from him I know he was hauling salt to the breastworks.
• This boiler also supplies steam for the small hauling engine fixed on the bulkhead.
• The line leading from the boat to the tug was taut and singing, evidence that the men were hauling upon it.
• In the afternoon the breeze sprang up again, and we soon lost sight of our friends, who were hauling in for the still distant land.
• Only by hauling himself hand over hand along the picket fence, and turning his back to the gale every ten seconds to catch his breath, had he succeeded in returning to his post.
• I gave another tug at the rope, and, as he struggled to get to his feet, I snatched the fall of the tackle from its hook and ran away with it, hauling as I went.
• Near the middle of the afternoon, the drivers hauling the blocks drove near the kiln and shouted that the hunters had returned.
• He had a long hold on the rope by which the mustang was hauling him.
• At the outskirts of the town we met a native coming in with a big green lizard, about two feet long, which he was hauling and driving along with a string around its neck.
• One day soon after this calculation master and man were hauling stones for a new stove.
• The wagon-beds were taken from the wagons to enable the hauling of greater loads.
• Everything on four legs, dogs, cattle, horses, was being harnessed and made to do its share in hauling.
• Rossiter-Browne, that she stopped to rest, and concluded to wait for a letter from Neil before she commenced the work of knocking down and hauling out, as Dorothy expressed it.
• After hauling it up, we proceeded to lift the blanket, when a shocking sight presented itself.

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