Scudding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCUDDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCUD, to run or move swiftly
• move fast in a straight line because or as if driven by the wind
• slap, beat, or spank
NOUN:
• a mass of vapoury clouds or spray driven fast by the wind
• a driving shower of rain or snow; a gust
• the action of moving fast in a straight line when driven by the wind
• a type of long-range surface-to-surface guided missile able to be fired from a mobile launcher.
• (of a person) naked.
• the act of moving along swiftly (as before a gale)

Words related to SCUDDING

scud7 scudded12 scuds8

How to use SCUDDING in a sentence

• Scudding along under mere rags of canvas, the ship headed right into the swirl of waters agitated by the wind.
• He felt as if he were swinging in midair hitched to a scudding aeroplane by a rope about his middle.
• In another moment she had softly closed the door again and was scudding across the terrace to the steps that led towards the river path.
• The view was magnificent, lighted here and there by sunshine striking through scudding cloud-drifts.
• The moon, close on its half, was flying, pale and frightened, through scudding clouds.
• Suddenly a small white ball came scudding towards her feet.
• It was a dark night, there were scudding clouds to hide the stars, which meant rain probably before morning.
• He had seen through a high-placed window the gray of dawn grow into a clearer light, making visible rag-like streamers of wet and scudding clouds.
• In front of the dark company of the sky a white cloud was scudding, tinged with the pale moon.
• The misty mornings, the pale, bright sky, the low clouds scudding under the gray dome of heaven, fitted with the moods of her soul-sickness.
• Above him, the sky was covered with little masses of quickly scudding clouds.
• In the carnage of fire and blood, the Spaniards did not see the two smallest English vessels scudding before the wind as if fiend-chased.
• Night came on darker than usual, low scudding clouds and flying wavetops seeming to mingle.
• When the candle was lit the first thing Dot saw was the little brown mouse scudding across the table.
• Overhead, he saw large masses of clouds scudding across the starry heavens, driven by the wind which bid fair to continue all night and all the next day.
• How could I ever hear the hounds? I watched the storm-clouds scudding across the sky.
• The next instant his worst fears were realised, and he was scudding up the nearest tree in a panic.
• It was a moment of keen triumph, for the fight had been hard, and she enjoyed it to the full as she stood there with her face to the sudden, scudding rain.
• My spirits rose at once when I filled my lungs with air and looked up at the scudding clouds which were being dogged across the sky by the wind.
• Familiar scenes of ruined villages and refugees scudding from the sulphur storm passed before my eyes.
• The three boys were scudding about the garden like puppies.
• The short chop of the waves and scudding of gray clouds indicated that the customary bit of rough weather after leaving the Golden Gate was to be expected.
• As he reached the street, he saw a boy scudding along under an umbrella, with a package under his arm.
• Suddenly a squirrel darted from its hole, and went scudding across the river.
• And not an instant too soon, for scudding through the rough water she cleared by only a few yards the edge of the soft ground.

Similar words containing SCUDD without suffix ing

scudded12 scudder11 scuddle11 scudders12 scuddled13 scuddles12 scuddaler13 scuddling14 scuddalers14

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