Paddling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PADDLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move through the water in a boat using a paddle or paddles
• propel a boat along (a stretch of water) using paddles
• (of bird or other animal) swim with short fast strokes
• beat (someone) with a paddle as a punishment
• walk with bare feet in shallow water
• dabble the feet or hands in water
NOUN:
• the act of propelling with a paddle
• a short pole with a broad blade at one or both ends, used without a rowlock to move a small boat or canoe through the water
• an act of paddling a boat
• a paddle-shaped instrument used for mixing food, or stirring or mixing in industrial processes.
• a short-handled bat used in table tennis.
• a paddle-shaped instrument used to administer corporal punishment.
• each of the boards fitted round the circumference of a paddle wheel or mill wheel.
• the fin or flipper of an aquatic mammal or bird.
• a flat array of solar cells projecting from a spacecraft.
• a plastic-covered electrode used in cardiac stimulation.
• an act of walking with bare feet in shallow water
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to propel with a broad-bladed implement
• the act of one who paddles

Words related to PADDLING

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How to use PADDLING in a sentence

• The deer will feed on, and the time for paddling is while his head is down.
• If you are paddling or swimming, keep well away from them.
• I could hear them paddling just as clear as could be, only when I woke up before daylight, I knew it was just the sound of rain on the roof of our patrol cabin.
• Another half hour of brisk paddling brought them to the edge of a frozen field of ice that extended for a quarter of a mile from the shore.
• And when I had worked out the way of it, I gave the two stout sticks to Arunga, and sat in the bow paddling and directing.
• Suppose such a boat to be rowing or paddling up a river against the stream, if a piece of cork be thrown overboard it appears to be carried away with the current.
• The canoes were within a league of the island, coming on steadily in line, and paddling with measured sweeps of their paddles.
• Yet while we were actually on the river, paddling and floating downstream along the reaches of swift, smooth water, it was very lovely.
• Several Indian men were standing on the wharf, while others, including women and children, were paddling in canoes but a short distance away.
• Reynolds had ceased paddling, and was staring back at a spot where the water had been ruffled, but not by the motion of the canoe.
• No doubt the young seigneur was soon skilful in the art of paddling a canoe.
• Paddling to the fishing ground, he patiently cast his line until the desired fish were caught.
• One day, after we had been paddling about for some time, I disembarked Kory-Kory, and paddled the canoe to the windward side of the lake.
• He kept paddling on and on, yet the grim, smoke-covered mountain seemed no nearer.
• While paddling along one morning, the boat being quite a distance below him, Boyton heard a terrific fusillade from the gun.
• For some time the river was deep and by hard paddling they made progress against the current.
• It was to come off on the morning of July 18, and, by dint of paddling for twenty-four hours at a stretch, our men brought us to the place on the evening before.
• The little dog kept on paddling in the puddle, but big Alexis did not stop when he came to the edge.
• This promise was faithfully kept, for the same evening, a canoe was seen paddling off, containing two young natives in addition to the old man.
• Evidently the party had freed the raft from the sand bar and was paddling in another direction.
• The canoes from the village were paddling for the beach again.
• The firm clean sands are ideal for paddling and castle building, and many ephemeral Arundels arise between tides.
• In an instant every warrior was over the side of the vessel, paddling or swimming to get to safety.
• This was to be much lighter, for paddling only, and of the true Indian shape, with wide, bulging sides and raised stem and stern.
• I was therefore at different times unable to manage the canoe, for the paddling was very laborious.
• With a twist of his wrist he had whirled the bow of the boat in the direction of the bank they had just left, and was paddling away for dear life.

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