Heaving is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEAVING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• turmoil of waves
• A lifting or rising; a swell; a panting or deep sighing.
• an upward movement (especially a rhythmical rising and falling)
• breathing heavily (as after exertion)
• the act of lifting something with great effort
• throwing something heavy (with great effort)
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a place) extremely crowded
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lift forcefully
• present participle of heave

Words related to HEAVING

heave11 heaved13 heaves12 hove10

How to use HEAVING in a sentence

• He tossed his head, and stood for a few moments with heaving sides and dilated nostrils, facing in the direction his vanquished foe had taken.
• My heart was going pretty fast, and I could feel the heaving of her bosom.
• Silently, with heaving, convulsive movements, the two struggling figures swayed to and fro.
• She rose in great agitation, and, with heaving breast and eyes brimming with tears, paced up and down, determined to act, and asking herself how she should act.
• The precious letter rose and fell with the slow heaving of his breast.
• Toward daylight, with great shouting and heaving and pull and haul, scores of Somo men brought in another of the big war canoes.
• Susy kept very close to Sarah, sobbing and heaving, till the children seeing her subdued, made more room for her, and her smile returned.
• But in, a moment he was hid from view, beneath the heaving mass of waters.
• There they lay in a heap as high as my head, a heaving, surging mass of dead and dying inextricably entangled.
• Algernon remained for some minutes rooted to the spot, his heart still heaving with the sense of intolerable wrong.
• His eyes were shut, and only the heaving of the chest betrayed the fact that he was a living being.
• Only a vast expanse of heaving waters surrounded the travellers.
• Pasha caught a glimpse of something which seemed like a heaving wall of tossing heads and of foam-whitened necks and shoulders.
• You see only a heaving mass of men and women who are not very well clad.
• Angela, with parted lips and dilated eyes, had stood at first drinking in each syllable, then, with heaving bosom, she slowly turned, her left hand falling by her side.
• At times he thought he could see heaving masses of men.
• Not a sound was heard aboard of her as she lazily lifted and rolled on the heaving swell.
• Buddy went gallantly on, leaping, slipping, his flanks heaving, his nostrils dilated.
• The sea, as calm almost as a lake, lay sullen and gray, scarcely heaving.
• It was evident, from his heaving shoulders and depressed head, that the burly gentleman was exerting himself.
• In summer I was stripped to the waist and panting while the sweat poured down across my heaving muscles.
• A large grass-plat, surrounded by trees, is the goal towards which the heaving multitude pours.
• As he spoke, the tears were in his eyes, the muscles of his face quivering, and his chest heaving with irrepressible emotion.
• She stood confronting him desperately a yard or so away, her bosom heaving, her face wet with her tears.
• Some perished in the voyage, others died in San Francisco, and were laid to rest till the final day in her cemeteries by the heaving ocean.
• It is afternoon, and the morning wind, heaving with too much fragrance, has lain down to sleep.
• The night was calm and clear, and the reflection of the growing multitude of the stars shivered in the tranquil heaving of the sea.
• On heaving round, the anchor came home, which it continued to do until more than half of the cable was run in, when it held fast, but without altering the position of the vessel.

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