Rippling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIPPLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of water) form or flow with small waves on the surface
• cause (the surface of water) to form small waves
• move in a way resembling small waves
• (of a sound or feeling) spread through a person, group, or place
NOUN:
• the act of rippling
• a small wave or series of waves on the surface of water, especially as caused by a slight breeze or an object dropping into it
• a thing resembling a ripple or ripples in appearance or movement
• a gentle rising and falling sound that spreads through a group of people
• a particular feeling or effect that spreads through someone or something
• a wave on a fluid surface, the restoring force for which is provided by surface tension rather than gravity, and which consequently has a wavelength shorter than that corresponding to the minimum speed of propagation.
• small periodic, usually undesirable, variations in electrical voltage superposed on a direct voltage or on an alternating voltage of lower frequency
• a type of ice cream with wavy lines of coloured flavoured syrup running through it
• a small wave on the surface of a liquid
ADJECTIVE:
• making ripples
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form ripples (small waves)
• present participle of ripple

Words related to RIPPLING

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How to use RIPPLING in a sentence

• Here and there is a long stretch of beautiful sandy beach, on which the tiny waves break with a rippling song, and from which bars go out with a gentle slope into the water.
• Winter bent over, keen to discern the gray-backed fish which must be lurking in those clear depths and rippling shallows.
• Was it possible that the blind man had any suspicion of what was intended? He held his breath, and made another vicious cast far up the rippling stream.
• She was looking back, her slender shoulders bent over, her glorious hair rippling to her knees, as she had left it undone for him.
• He was trained to a hair, his skin gleaming like silk, and every muscle rippling down his broad shoulders and along his beautiful arms as he moved them.
• Suddenly a clear rippling little sound broke out near her and she turned round.
• She thought of Lady Mary with the sunlight rippling over her shoulder muscles.
• There were rippling streams, and winding paths through the green fields and woods, sunny hills and mossy rocks.
• Just at this moment a sound was heard, of merry, rippling laughter, light and mocking, which had a familiar ring.
• The sun roared on the green jungle but in the shade was sleepy peace, and the water was golden and rippling.
• It was early evening, and the glow of the departing sun shed its soft and rosy-tinted light upon the rippling water.
• Through it flowed the rippling silver of Pipe Creek on its sparkling way to the sea.
• Spring came again, and the flowers rose From their quiet winter graves, And gayly danced on their slender stems, And sang with the rippling waves.
• One of these, a full-bosomed, slender, warm-skinned girl with a wealth of deep-hued, rippling red hair crowning her small, well-poised head, rose and came to speak to Dr.
• About dusk they made their camp on a steep, wooded shore, and with the flame of their campfire reflected in the rippling water, Roy cooked supper.
• Her rippling curls and slim shoulders stood above the shade that enveloped the rest of her form and showed dark against the feeble light of the moon at her back.
• A gray, gloomy curtain, moving and rippling, split by the trees, seemed to be passing over us.
• Most of the young girls suspended their examinations and rippling comments, and, with a little heightened color, awaited the approach of the enemy.
• No one was stirring, but the moon was there and the sea and the gleam of the moonlight on the rippling waters, just as if I had been looking on the actual scene.
• From a few copious springs there issue clear, refreshing brooks, which run rippling through the deep ravines, but soon lose themselves in their hot, gravelly beds.
• Here and there we see water rippling silver-clear amid the rocks, washing the bare roots and fibres of trees.
• The boys did as he had told them to do, and in a few minutes the bows were in the rippling water.
• Beautiful was that night beneath her windows, amid the murmur of waters rippling through the sluices, broken only by a voice that told the hours from the clock-tower of Sache.
• The long reach of the line swayed to and fro, rippling like a dark ribbon in the wind.
• It cast a spell over the lovers, and for a time they were silent as they trod the grassy path, with the rippling Thames, dotted with pleasure-craft, flowing on their right.

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