Scenting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCENTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• impart a pleasant scent to
• discern by the sense of smell
• sense the presence, existence, or imminence of
• sniff (the air) for a scent
NOUN:
• the act of a dog scenting its prey
• a distinctive smell, especially one that is pleasant
• pleasant-smelling liquid worn on the skin; perfume
• a trail indicated by the characteristic smell of an animal and perceptible to hounds or other animals
• a trail of evidence or other signs assisting someone in a search or investigation
• the faculty or sense of smell
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fill with an odor

Words related to SCENTING

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How to use SCENTING in a sentence

• With his head down, his muzzle almost touching the ground, as if scenting, feeling, his way, he went forward stepping rapidly, easily, as possible.
• Now, for all that we hated Maskew, yet were we glad enough to see him there, as hoping for something strange to vary the sameness of school, and scenting a disturbance in the air.
• And firstly he hunts his fox in the best possible method, having regard to the scenting capabilities of the Cotswold Hills.
• In my scenting of the apartment I became very much struck with the appearance of a curious looking little work-stand, containing three small drawers.
• The girl beside him was as timorous and defensive as a doe scenting an alien breath in the wood of wild things.
• Some few use it for scenting grease, but it is not much admired in that way.
• It can be used according to the pleasure of the manufacturer in scenting grease, soap, or for extracts, but requires other sweet oils with it to hide its origin.
• It is rarely used, but is nevertheless very valuable in combination for scenting soap.
• Within a few feet of the edge of the cliff, the horse, scenting the danger, shied violently and wheeled around in a semi-circle.
• Scenting sport more nearly to his liking, he obeyed, nothing loath.
• He was conscious of passing through crowded streets, the quarter of the Mohammedans, where incense pots were alight, scenting the warm air.
• And from out of that land came musk-laden gales, scenting with their perfume the other lands as well, and scattering far and wide the musk-deer sweetness of heavenly mysteries.
• But our beeves had been scenting the creek for hours, and now a few of the leaders started forward in a trot for it.
• He insisted on knowing what Nekhludoff wanted the officer for, and who he was, evidently scenting his booty and anxious not to let it escape.
• Like a hungry wolf scenting quarry he raised his head.
• The basket of berries slipped unheeded to the sand, their wild fragrance scenting the air about her.
• So they slept, and without the door of the cave the wolves howled, scenting the blood of men.
• The Austrian Ambassador, scenting danger, begged his friend not to appear in public, or, if he must do so, to cut off his moustaches first.
• Those who had no finery contented themselves with scenting their hair and bodies with sweet herbs, which they also chewed.
• In one of the open parks the Airedale Fox showed signs of scenting game.
• The tantalizing cry of a coyote on the nearest hill caused his mother to turn from him, lifting her head in alarm, and uneasily scenting the night air.
• A fourth, scenting danger ahead, moved back before it reached the break in the road.
• We skirted the doomed region cautiously, touching here and there the fringe of massacre and fire, often scenting smoke, sometimes hearing a distant shot.
• The Cosmos people, scenting a big contract, had fostered his belief, and now, already, the work was well under way.
• The others, scenting trouble, stopped work to look on.
• The dog was in advance of the Indians, still scenting his track.
• He was about to succumb when his steed Falke, scenting his danger, broke loose from the tree to which it had been tied, and stamped Ecke to death.
• It was halfway to the Black Sea, within scenting distance almost of other, stranger countries where no tricks would be permitted or understood.
• He always carried a liquid, which he had prepared, to prevent hounds from scenting him, which he said had never failed.
• But scenting other white people too near, he backed off, and fled.
• And they all, scenting candy with infallible instinct, fell upon it with rapture.

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