Rung is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RUNG in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a crosspiece forming a step of a ladder
• a level in a hierarchical structure, especially a class or career structure
• a strengthening crosspiece in the structure of a chair.
• A floor timber in a ship.
• One of the rounds of a ladder.
• One of the stakes of a cart; a spar; a heavy staff.
• One of the radial handles projecting from the rim of a steering wheel; also, one of the pins or trundles of a lantern wheel.
• a crosspiece between the legs of a chair
• one of the crosspieces that form the steps of a ladder
• crosspiece on ladder
• a horizontal support on a ladder for a person's foot.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give forth a clear, resonant sound
• imp. & p. p. of Ring.

Words related to RUNG

rang5 ring5 ringing9 rings6 rungless9 rungs6

Words that contain RUNG

brung8 rungs6 wrung9 grunge8 grungy11 runged8 sprung9 strung7 grunger9 grunges9 grungey12 outrung8 unwrung11 grungers10 grungier10 resprung11 restrung9 rungless9 unsprung11 unstrung9 upsprung13 bowstrung15 grungiest11 hamstrung15 outsprung12 overstrung14 quersprung22 grunginess12 quersprungs23 grunginesses14 gelandesprung18 gelandesprungs19

How to use RUNG in a sentence

• They cast aside all recollection of the denunciations of him as a friend to the court with which the streets had lately rung.
• Suddenly he whips out a revolver from his desk and shoots himself, and all that any one knows is that he was rung up by some one on the telephone.
• Indeed, there is a universal, ferocious rush, each seeking to push the others aside so that he may the more speedily climb a rung of the social ladder.
• But if he had lived a few weeks longer England would have rung with the story of his profligacy and dishonour.
• She had been rung down into the conservatory, as usual, and was walking about with the baby in her arms, when Mr.
• He roused himself to order the great bell to be rung as a signal for the plantation hands to cease work and go to their barracks.
• The bell had hardly rung, sending the labourers into the fields, when Sheldon had a visitor.
• It was at first thought that some mischievous boy had rung the bell for them, but they were watched, and the old goat was seen to hook one of her horns into the wire and pull it.
• Having rung off, or rather having been rung off on, Perry sat down on a three-legged stool to think it over.
• The bells rung out from church and monastery, far and near, till the air was filled with a deep music, telling all Venice that the day was done.
• Never believe of me so bad a thing as that I could have received from you, my ever dear and very dear friend, such a letter as you describe, and rung hollow in return.
• Although the music was still going on, the clear tone of the bell which the Queen had rung was heard above every other sound.
• They feel that they should begin at the top of the ladder, instead of working up slowly, rung by rung, as their fathers did before them.
• Footsteps came and went, and bells were violently rung.
• Nekhludoff found the convoy officer only after the second bell had been rung.
• The porter was civil to him, admitted him in kindly, and rung the bell briskly.
• Bells rung, bands played, and women smiled and said good-bye, when their hearts were breaking.
• It had rung once before, but Sally, half-asleep on the couch in the middle of a warm April morning, had not roused enough to notice.
• When he had rung off he stood motionless in the room until the opening of the door startled him.
• When I failed to bite, they rung down the curtain and waited for the next come-on.
• One minute before the time the bell is rung again, which is the signal for all to take their seats and prepare for the opening of the school.
• How much of life was left to him, so that he might recover something of success? Or was any moment left to him? He could not sleep, so he rung his bell, and again sent for Mr.
• The bell was rung, and while Mr Vanslyperken was pulling out the sum demanded by the landlady, the ladies all disappeared.
• It is a step in a ladder merely, useful only for mounting and to be left aside when once a higher rung is reached.
• The doorbell was rung so incessantly throughout the evening that the cook sat on the hall stairs to be handy.
• From the eager opening strings Rung loud and bold the song.
• They hoped that the bells would ring again as they had rung long ago.
• All the bells in the land were rung to tell the glad tidings.
• A sweet-faced woman responded to the bell I had rung.

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