Shrouding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHROUDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHROUD, to attire in burial clothing
• wrap or dress (a body) in a shroud for burial
• cover or envelop so as to conceal from view
NOUN:
• a length of cloth or an enveloping garment in which a dead person is wrapped for burial
• a protective casing or cover
• a thing that envelops or obscures something
• a set of ropes forming part of the standing rigging of a sailing boat and supporting the mast or topmast.
• each of the lines joining the canopy of a parachute to the harness.
• The shrouds. See Shroud, n., 7.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wrap in burial clothing

Words related to SHROUDING

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How to use SHROUDING in a sentence

• They did not even notice that they saw the smoke, though the thickened air was like a shrouding mist.
• Dark of the Pit descended, shrouding the lake with a sable curtain, close-folded, impenetrable.
• Through the mist and shrouding white of the storm the outlines of the stranded vessel could just be distinguished.
• Like other jail birds, he at first shunned his brethren in misfortune, fleeing to his room, and shrouding himself in solitude and partial darkness.
• The figure on the ground jerked, threw off its shrouding blanket, and stretched up.
• At last a shell burst under one of the guns, shrouding it and the gunners in a cloud of mingled smoke and mud.
• She hid her face in her hands, hid it from the stars and the shrouding dark, tremulously abashed at the wonderful significance of love.
• She stood, the blanket shrouding her face and her slim young figure, and looked about her curiously.
• Its bleak detail was lost in shrouding veils and fiery reflection.
• It was the night goddess, represented by the dog, who was thus shrouding the world at midday.
• Quicker than thought she darted to the door over which still swung the shrouding blanket.
• The Almirante Oquendo, equally punished, followed the same example, a mass of flames shrouding her as she rushed for the beach.
• Discharged by my light hands, these keen-edged arrows furnished with golden wings shall cover Partha all over, like locusts shrouding a tree.
• And that warrior of immeasurable soul, shooting from his bow arrows furnished with golden wings, covered all sides, shrouding the very light of the sun.
• Then the external blackness entered her own soul, shrouding her consciousness like the sudden swift fall of a curtain.
• We had mounted to such a height, that the clouds soaring above the sea and the town of Beyrout lay far beneath us, shrouding the city from our gaze.
• They screen their operations from the public gaze with the utmost severity, shrouding batteries in screens of foliage and other rustic disguises.
• Out of the dim mist shrouding the eastern sky the vague outline of a distant steamer revealed itself for a moment, the smoke from its stacks adding to the gathering gloom.
• The manner which the Filipinas had of shrouding and burying their dead.
• Still in his shrouding coat, cap and glasses he stepped forward, struck a match and lighted the lantern.
• Little by little the mystery shrouding this and that object dissolved and showed him a rock or a bush.
• Seeing Rowland, he struggled for self-possession and again shrouding his face, began to read.
• She took a long, shrouding mantle, wrapped it around her, drew the hood over her head, and exchanged her slippers for stout walking shoes.

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