Nodding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NODDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• signify or express (greeting, assent, or understanding) by nodding
• approve something by general agreement, without discussion
• make a mistake due to a momentary lack of alertness or attention
• head (the ball) without great force
• lower and raise one's head slightly and briefly, especially in greeting, assent, or understanding, or to give someone a signal
• move one's head up and down repeatedly
• let one's head fall forward when drowsy or asleep
NOUN:
• the act of nodding
• an act of nodding the head
• a gesture of acknowledgement or concession to
ADJECTIVE:
• inclining, rocking
• Curved so that the apex hangs down; having the top bent downward.
• having branches or flower heads that bend downward
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to briefly lower the head forward
• present participle of nod

Words related to NODDING

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How to use NODDING in a sentence

• At length, nodding slightly to express his conviction, he sent the pony into the shelter of a little grove overlooking the house.
• And he went away into the darkness, the blankets around him, and Jelchs nodding sleepily under his arm.
• So he stood for a minute or more, with his hands clenched and his head still nodding.
• She had a quaint way of nodding her head at you when she was talking.
• He showed it to the men beside him, and they laughed, nodding approval.
• His head, scarce less white than the pillow beneath it, went on nodding from side to side, as if in perpetual negation to those puzzling questions which occupied his brain.
• But she counted the strokes before she put them in, nodding her head, and holding up her finger to Bel and Bartholomew for silence.
• Through the crack of the door I saw old Charles Duchaine nodding over his wheel.
• An old gentleman in the next seat, without a word, held out a silver quarter to the young lady, nodding toward the boy.
• He felt himself nodding several times and once awoke just as he was on the point of falling from the tree.
• The ivy-leaved variety is found in England, with nodding fresh-coloured blossoms, and a brown intensely acrid root.
• Dear Nodding Donkey! How I should like to see him again.
• And the Nodding Donkey and the China Cat looked at one another most happily.
• Its occupants were silent, and thanks to the moon and the lantern which hung up high behind, I could see Julie and Madame Guix nodding with sleep.
• You saw them in their thousands, slender and swaying, tossing all together in the light sea-wind their crowns of nodding plumes.
• And presently the grown-up people were nodding to one another, and a circle of men and women was formed around Amrei.
• From her, Bert passed through the room nodding here, chatting there.
• He roused himself after a little and smoked, nodding his head to emphasize the points of his thought.
• Verner was nodding before she had well spoken the last words, and Jan said no more.
• Several old ladies were sitting close together, whispering and nodding their heads.
• And suddenly it seemed to me that my rival was standing between the two windows, and nodding his head gently and sadly downward from above.
• Then there were long, green ferns leaning over, and nodding their heads as they dipped down to take a drink out of the brook.

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