Jolting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOLTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• push or shake (someone or something) abruptly and roughly
• give a surprise or shock to (someone) in order to make them act or change
• move with sudden lurches
NOUN:
• the act of making a jolt
• an abrupt rough or violent movement
• an unpleasant surprise or shock
• act of jolting
ADJECTIVE:
• causing or characterized by jolts and irregular movements
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to jar or shake roughly

Words related to JOLTING

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How to use JOLTING in a sentence

• Even this chamber of pain was a haven of refuge to these broken men after long jolting rides over execrable roads.
• We were hastily put on big ambulance wagons without springs, the jolting of which over the bad road caused us such suffering that we should have almost preferred to walk or crawl.
• They went off fast, jolting the carts by their clumsy trot, but Kit knew the extra horse would be needed when they returned.
• He sprang on his wheel and raced, jolting and pounding, down the corduroy to meet them.
• And through streets nowhere empty of bodies I went urging eastward my jolting, and spattered, and humming way.
• Still the carriage flew along, jolting and staggering in the deeply-rutted country roads.
• At last, with much jolting, we started on our crawling journey.
• I caught a slow train, and after four hours of jolting, cold, and the usual third-class miseries, alighted at Rowchester Junction.
• The jolting had ceased, and it was quite dark before Duke and Pamela awoke.
• Hay is the best thing in the world to sit in when you drive in a jolting Russian cart.
• Still, the reporter felt none of the jolting, he was so intent on the sea and the coast of Lachtka Bay.
• She was at the bottom while the others were still jolting, painfully brake-held, albeit rapidly, half-way down.
• He has in his wounded state borne the terrible jolting of the ox-waggon day after day.
• A very slow and painful jolting brought him among the olive groves of Camporossa and into that little town.
• After another long jolting he reached Dolceacqua, vexed all the time by the knowledge that the carriage was going as fast as he over such roads.
• I counted twenty of them during one halt, and then stopped, thinking of the pain of the poor fellows inside, their wounds wrenched and torn by the constant pitching and jolting.
• Everyone who tried a ride upon the boat found it much nicer than jolting along in a stage coach.
• It was rather fierce, that jolting! It shook me out of my faint, and when I opened my eyes it was to find myself on a stretcher carried by fellows in German gray.
• I tried to go to sleep, but the jolting made me bite my tongue, and I soon began to ache all over.
• Bonfire felt the box start with a jerk, and, thumping, rumbling, jolting, swaying, move somewhere off into the night.
• When I got tired of this and leaned against my angular friend on the other side, the jolting of the carriage scraped my ear against his ribs.
• Continually the jolting of the car grew worse and worse.
• So on we went, the wagon jolting roughly at times, and at times running smoothly enough as we reached dry roads worn smooth by travel.
• Silvermane stumbled, jolting Hare out of his stupid lethargy.
• A waggon piled up with straw came jolting and creaking toward him.
• Behind them the whole party was strung along the bank in varying stages of jolting and discomfort, a brown-faced, noisy donkey-boy running after each donkey.
• Gradually they became accustomed to the jolting and rattling of their side-door Pullman and stretched themselves upon its hard floor and fell asleep.
• They were fastened together with chains, and when the engine started or stopped, there was a terrible bumping and jolting.
• It was a long ride back for Dan Anderson, lying part of the time himself prone at the bottom of the wagon, too faint to sit with comfort on the narrow, jolting seat.
• Then on again, guns jolting, men sweating, marching at ease, with helmets on wrong side first to shelter their eyes, and rifles with butt-ends over shoulders.
• A cab was jolting along, its driver half asleep, its horse steaming, with drooping head, vague amid the throbbing heat.
• No flashes of daylight between saddle and rider in the jolting, Eastern fashion, but the long, easy sweep that covers ground imperceptibly and is a delight to the eye.

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