Milling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MILLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• grind (something) in a mill
• cut or shape (metal) with a rotating tool
• produce regular ribbed markings on the edge of (a coin) as a protection against illegal clipping
• (of people or animals) move around in a confused mass
• thicken (wool or another animal fibre) by fulling it
NOUN:
• a corrugated edge on a coin
• a building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour.
• a piece of machinery for grinding grain
• a domestic device for grinding a solid substance to powder
• a factory fitted with machinery for a particular manufacturing process
• a piece of manufacturing machinery.
• an engine.
• a boxing match or a fist fight.
• a monetary unit used only in calculations, worth one thousandth of a dollar.
• act or process of grinding, cutting, pressing, or crushing in a mill
• The act or employment of grinding or passing through a mill; the process of fulling; the process of making a raised or intented edge upon coin, etc.; the process of dressing surfaces of various shapes with rotary cutters. See Mill.
• corrugated edge of a coin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grind by mechanical means

Words related to MILLING

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Words that contain MILLING

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How to use MILLING in a sentence

• Those two shots, as he had predicted, checked the pursuers one vital second and kept them milling in front of the jail.
• Most fortunately for the city, all the milling properties and improvements on the falls and along the river were saved from the fire.
• We passed a tunnel or two, a big stockade full of Russian prisoners milling round in their brown overcoats, and down from the pass into the village of Skole.
• Marshall managed the milling process and passed the lumber to the factory.
• The decline of northwestern flour milling, by Roland S.
• You know when you used to go to the mill, you would carry about two bushels of corn and call it a milling or a turn.
• So I came back here and settled down to the milling, and by degrees I learned to think of George as a rich and fortunate man.
• There were other Chinmoy disciples milling around, but the Stony Brook group stuck together.
• Corliss intended to hold the cattle when within a mile of the water-hole by milling them until daylight.
• Mechanically she held out her arm for Milling to throw the train of her gown across it, and, picking up her gloves, went slowly downstairs.
• Brewing, distilling and milling are the chief industries.
• The shades obtained are fairly fast and will stand milling.
• In modern methods of milling, however, the effort is made to eliminate everything in the wheat grain except the pure starch, which naturally makes a fine, smooth, white flour.
• The cattle surged and drifted almost at will, for we were compelled to hold them loose to avoid milling.
• There is in such a string always one bad horse that, with ears back and teeth showing, keeps the entire bunch milling.
• As this scare came during last guard, daylight was on us before they had quit milling, and we were three miles from the wagon.
• To accomplish this, the grain is first kiln-dried to loosen the husk, and afterward submitted to a process of milling.
• The skin of the corn kernel is thin, and when subjected to milling processes, is included in the grinding.
• Once we had them milling, our trouble, as far as running was concerned, was over, for all two of us could hope to do was to let them exhaust themselves in this endless circle.
• The milling only intensified their sufferings from the heat, and the outfit split and quartered them again and again, in the hope that this unfortunate outbreak might be checked.
• The cattle were aroused, milling excitedly in a compact mass, while outside the inclosure the ground was fairly littered with wolf tracks.
• The cattle began milling blindly, bellowing and stamping, and the horses ranged at a mad gallop back and forth across their corrals, wild-eyed with terror.
• English engineers were very conservative, and it was only through the pressure of circumstances that milling machines came into general use in this country.
• But he did have a big milling property out on the line of the P.
• PORT BLAKELEY is an important milling and shipbuilding town of nearly 2,000 people, opposite Seattle.
• MONROE is a town of 2,400 people, on the line of the Great Northern railway, in the center of a large farming and milling industry.
• Most of these parts are struck in dies, and then finished by milling and filing.

Similar words containing MILL without suffix ing

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