Scowling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOWLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCOWL, to frown angrily
• frown in an angry or bad-tempered way
NOUN:
• an angry or bad-tempered expression
ADJECTIVE:
• sullen or unfriendly in appearance

Words related to SCOWLING

scowl10 scowled13 scowls11

Words that contain SCOWLING

scowlingly19

How to use SCOWLING in a sentence

• My friend, with a few sharp retorts, delivered to him a crushing snub, and the man turned away, scowling.
• Among the black faces scowling from the doorways he felt the odds were against him.
• The sailor, scowling with a tragic ugliness, and transported with rage, remained immovable, looking grimly at the fallen creature.
• They sat apart, after taking a drink in the bar-room, and with scowling but interested looks listened to the chatter going on around them.
• With a scowling frown Madam Conway looked at him through her glasses, while Maggie, half joyfully, half fearfully, went forward to meet him.
• From where he stood looking out over those bronze faces, he could pick out the scowling husbands who hated him because their wives hated them.
• You have him at the age of five or six, thrusting fat legs at you from under a plaid frock, and scowling.
• The face of Conrad Lagrange was dark and grim with scowling appreciation of the situation.
• The scowling, or suspicious, or contemptuous, pitying glances he encountered smote him as with fiery swords.
• His countenance, as he held the light above his head, in order to scan the persons of the groupe without, was dogmatic, scowling, and a little fierce.
• Ned Trent stared after her a minute from beneath scowling brows.
• Then he sprang forward with fists clenched as a passer-by, after scowling at Mr.
• Olafaksoah strode forward with great steps, scowling.
• He was striding up and down the apartment, scowling and puffing furiously at a black cigar.
• The little boy stood away from them both, defiant, scowling from below his fair brows, his small chest heaving, his nervous eyes sidelong.
• She was too angry to experience the slightest fear of this scowling, ill-favored youth.
• Il Duca shrank back, scowling, for he had no weapon at hand.
• The mother had her eye on the shore and was scowling steadily upon it when little Maurie came on deck and strolled toward Mr.
• As he came upright once more, he looked straight into the countenance of the scowling king.
• The twins had come up from the stair, meeting the senator and the general and holding them in a close counsel that kept the four scowling.
• He was in dinner clothes, but with his bruised face and scowling brows he looked a sinister imitation of a gentleman.
• It was only Leandre, observing her closely, with hungry, scowling stare, who detected something as of fear in the hazel eyes momentarily seen between the fluttering of her lids.
• Therefore, instead of obeying, he stood there, sullen and swaying, scowling up as though in hate and defiance into the grave, set young face.
• After his own meal, and some scowling reflection, Mr.
• On his left knelt a ghastly figure wearing a scowling wooden mask painted yellow and black.
• They looked down scowling on the humble thatched roof.
• A big man in riding-dress tramped heavily into the room, and stopped in the centre, peering before him under scowling brows.

Similar words containing SCOWL without suffix ing

scowl10 scowls11 scowled13 scowler12 scowlers13 scowlingly19

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