Slamming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLAMMING in dictionary:

VERB:
• shut (a door, window, or lid) forcefully and loudly
• be closed forcefully and loudly
• push or put something somewhere with great force
• crash into; collide heavily with
• hit (something) with great force in a particular direction
• put (something) into action suddenly or forcefully
• move violently or loudly
• score points against or gain a victory over (someone) easily
• criticize severely
• (of a telephone company) take over the account of (a telephone customer) without their permission.
NOUN:
• slam dancing
• a loud bang caused by the forceful shutting of something such as a door
• prison
• a poetry contest in which competitors recite their entries and are judged by members of the audience, the winner being elected after several elimination rounds
• a grand slam (all thirteen tricks) or small slam (twelve tricks), for which bonus points are scored if bid and made.
• (especially in tennis) any of the individual championships that together comprise a Grand Slam
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to shut forcibly and noisily

Words related to SLAMMING

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Words that contain SLAMMING

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How to use SLAMMING in a sentence

• CHAPTER V THE SECRET OF A HEART Late that night I was awakened by the slamming of doors and hurried footsteps in the hall and up and down the stairs.
• She hears him catch up his hat and cloak, and hurry out into the rain, slamming the door behind him.
• Presently down the road came the slamming of their door.
• The sharp crack of her slamming door, loud in the quiet house, broke the spell which held him.
• He threw the wood directly at the legs of the officer, and ran down cellar full speed, slamming the door after him.
• There was a slamming of doors, a banging of drawers, a clatter of tongues, quarrelling, laughter.
• The wind was howling, a door of some deserted shed was dully, incessantly slamming.
• The incessant slamming of the guns makes it impossible to hear enemy shells coming.
• From up-stairs came the tumult of raised voices, the slamming of a door, the falling of something heavy upon the floor.
• The elevator-boy had arrived and was slamming back the steel grating.
• With a vexed exclamation, Kenkenes passed out of the court into the house, slamming the swinging door so sharply that it sprang open again after him.
• The next morning, I woke to the sound of car doors slamming.
• Slamming the door behind him, the innkeeper left the room.
• And he ran up and down and around, now slamming this door, and now slamming that one.
• At last he tramped boldly out, slamming the doors after him, leaving a note for Frank on the table in the passage.
• His appearance was greeted with a storm of whistles, shouts, beating and slamming of desk-lids, and the usual uproar, led by Dr.
• He fed the animal from a pitiful supply of grain in a bin, and after slamming the door of the stable viciously, sneering at it as it resisted, he stalked to the ranchhouse.
• Malcolm crouched, in deadly fear of other missiles, but Calumet did not deign to notice him further, stalking out of the room and slamming the door behind him.
• I could hear her, afterwards running along the hall to her own room and slamming the door.
• Shortly after I returned I heard a door slamming repeatedly, which I knew meant an open window somewhere.
• There was no busy noise of doors slamming, no rapid sound of shoes, no passing to and fro of men intent on their daily bread.
• White-faced and dripping Harlan staggered in, slamming it to shut out the driving rain.
• The morning was cold and rainy, the wind howled down the empty streets, rattling the windows, and slamming the open house-doors.
• Bud swore and went out, slamming the door behind him.
• The long casement windows creaked in time with the slamming of the gate and the candle flickered in response to a draft under the doors.
• She had had an uneasy sense of being followed, and the garden, with its moaning trees and slamming gate and the great dark house in the background, was a forbidding place at best.
• Suppose it was her husband, after all? And the noises? Were they real, or had she imagined them? There came to her ear an unmistakable sound like the slamming of a door above her.
• The interval between the slamming of doors below and another noise at the top of the house was not one of many minutes.
• He held back his hand to prevent it from slamming, but there was no need, for a patent arrangement took up all the force, and the door closed gently.
• A heavy ball crashed into the after bulwarks, tearing them away and slamming over gun and carriage, that slid a space, grinding the gunners under it.
• The Jew door is slamming shut, but the outside door is opening.
• Turnbull was awakened by what she took to be a door slamming.
• The little boys had practised running in and out of each door, and slamming it after them.

Similar words containing SLAMM without suffix ing

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