Spearing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPEARING in dictionary:

VERB:
• pierce or strike with a spear or other pointed object
NOUN:
• the act of piercing with a spear
• a weapon with a pointed tip, typically of steel, and a long shaft, used for thrusting or throwing.
• an instrument with a long shaft and a barbed tip used for catching fish.
• a spearman.
• a plant shoot, especially a pointed stem of asparagus or broccoli
• act of spearing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pierce with a spear (a long, pointed weapon)

Words related to SPEARING

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How to use SPEARING in a sentence

• I asked one of the fellows for Bert Winton, and he came around from behind the cabin where he was spearing papers and leaves.
• Four Mandells and one of the Hungry Folk had rushed upon the fallen man and were spearing him from his knees back to the earth.
• He also showed him their method of spearing fish, and taught him many other savage accomplishments.
• Frequently I would go out spearing and netting fish, my principal captures being mullet.
• Their object was to surprise the fish-poachers at the illegal, but very exciting and picturesque, sport of spearing by torchlight.
• When well advanced in the latter, they are taught spearing rings or stuffed heads at the gallop, and the same with the sword.
• I remember a very old man, who was thus affected, being tried and hung, for spearing one of Mr.
• In the summer months they frequent the sea-coast, where their skill in spearing fish is described as quite wonderful.
• These men had quarrelled and had settled the dispute to their mutual satisfaction, as well as to that of their friends, by spearing each other through their respective thighs.
• Spearing Peanuts A number of peanuts are placed in the centre of the table.
• Thirty years have not passed since Lauder died, and how much he would miss if he could revisit his beloved water! Spearing salmon by torchlight is a forbidden thing.
• No matter what method we follow in fishing, we must never try to catch fish by any method which the laws may prohibit, such as spearing, set lines, or nets.
• Nairne wished, for instance, to prohibit the spearing of salmon at night by the Canadians, with the aid of torches or lanterns.
• Or he would go fishing with Egil the Fisherman, spearing salmon in the tails of the river pools.
• Whether fog or clear, the spearing is done only in calm weather.
• The agility this native exhibited in spearing fish was astonishing.
• In shallow water he would actually course the fish till he got them within spearing depth, when, although his prey darted past, he struck it with the most surprising precision.
• Kid, minister of the Abby Kirk, spearing at one of my Lord Catheneses servant women what was the Lords Supper.
• Often, too, there were tests in water polo, in spearing the sturgeon and in swimming diving, and paddling.
• The infinite patience and delicacy requisite in their bird-snaring and spearing are almost beyond the conception of the civilized townsmen untrained in wood-craft.
• The Indians killed buffalo only as fast as the squaws could cut them up and care for the meat, and the men of the Eskimos would not draw the seal from the water after spearing it.
• There was not even a torch and harpoon aboard for spearing the fish.

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