Massing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MASSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• MASS, to assemble as a body
• assemble or cause to assemble into a single body or mass
NOUN:
• the celebration of the Christian Eucharist, especially in the Roman Catholic Church
• a particular celebration of the Eucharist
• a musical setting of parts of the liturgy used in the Mass
ADJECTIVE:
• involving or affecting large numbers of people or things
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to assemble in a mass (a body of coherent matter)

Words related to MASSING

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How to use MASSING in a sentence

• We had still to learn the truth about the massing of Indians in the mountains, of which the Cherokee raids were but scouting ventures.
• It is, however, a desirable species for massing in quantity, beside clumps of the pink and yellow flowered kinds.
• If France had been massing troops on your frontier you would at once have asked her to state her intentions, or even possibly have taken action without asking her.
• In flying they had a way of massing together like blackbirds, and one shot often brought down a goodly bag of them.
• There is assembling of militia and massing of troops, and the streets resound to the tramp of armed men.
• But when the Hellenes, instead of giving way, kept massing together more thickly, the barbarians fled from this place also, and in a body deserted the fortress.
• As for our town-walls, seeing that the Roman armies are massing at this moment, it would be safer for us to heighten them than to pull them down.
• The large-flowered section produces splendid bedding plants, but the dwarf compact varieties are also highly prized for effective massing and general usefulness.
• Harm has often been done by the practice of massing the flowers, whether in pot groups or in garden beds, without consideration of colour harmonies.
• There is less danger in the massing of money by the rich than there is in wasting the wages of the working world in saloons.
• Opposite one portion of our position considerable massing of hostile forces was observed before dark.
• He thought only of new battles to fight, and his mind was occupied in massing his regiments to strike the great blow at the heart of the Prussian monarchy.
• Here Ibsen loses more than he gains by abandoning the simpler method of massing his exposition in the earlier scenes of the play.
• What especially interested her was the massing of German troops in the forest to the west of the village.
• He was used to danger, but this secret massing chilled even his stout heart.
• The enemy was massing on our right, on our left, on our immediate front.
• From the distant line came no answering cry, but Pasha could hear the bugles blowing and he could see the fronts massing.
• He got out his maps and gave me the exact location of the road and trenches where the Germans had been seen to pass, and where apparently they were massing.
• I met a young officer of the machine-gun battalion, and lending him my glasses pointed out where the Germans were massing.
• In one place his fire caught a body of Turks massing for a counter-attack, beneath big bluffs by the water, and heaped the sand with dead and maimed.
• The young Archduke Charles, massing cleverly against Jourdan, drove him back to the Rhine before Moreau could effect his junction.
• Massing his batteries on the western bluffs, and turning his guns in impotent wrath upon the plain, he drove the ambulances and their escort from the field.
• Halleck, concerned only with massing the whole army on the Rappahannock, had used every effort to fill the storehouses.
• Austria was displayed as the peace-breaker, and, as she was pouring troops into Italy and massing them near the Piedmontese frontier, it was easy to exhibit her in that light.
• The enemy are massing on our left front, down behind those cottages.
• Now massing our numbers, we fell on the left point, and amid the flash of guns deflected their course for a few moments.
• The glorious mountain wind blows through them all, so that as you read you feel the heather brushing your knees, and see the clouds massing on the peaks of Ben-something-or-other.
• The massing of so many people, representing so many interests, requires a government with strong legislative, executive, and judicial functions.
• Of the newer social evils there is the physical and spiritual deterioration which seems to result from the massing of men in great cities.
• Bart dismissed this matter from his mind and all other disturbing extraneous affairs, massing all his faculties for the time being on getting properly equipped for business.
• Whilst Montcalm and Vaudreuil were massing the troops to repel the enemy here, the real assault had been made behind the city, and the English foe was almost upon them.
• Nothing could excel his adroit selection of evidence, and his disposition and massing of telling testimony.
• The sun had gone down, and big black clouds were massing in the distance and rolling up from the west.

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