Sweltering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWELTERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SWELTER, to suffer from oppressive heat
• be uncomfortably hot
NOUN:
• an uncomfortably hot atmosphere
• the act of sweltering
ADJECTIVE:
• very hot
• excessively hot and humid or marked by sweating and faintness

Words related to SWELTERING

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Words that contain SWELTERING

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How to use SWELTERING in a sentence

• Spokane and the Bend country, just now sweltering in a torrid zone, might as well have been in the Sahara, for all the effect it had on this garden spot of all the Inland Empire.
• We journeyed on in a most sweltering atmosphere over the ascending hills, the valley of the Upper Jordan lying deep on our right.
• Williams is working in sweltering heat behind the boiler to get the door made in the bulkhead.
• Here the happy fugitive from the sweltering heat of the lower regions will find a climate as glorious as the scenery.
• Coming next day, it is like the offer of a thick fur great-coat on a sweltering day in July.
• He kept well out round Pente-a-Fouille with its jagged teeth and circles of sweltering foam.
• The waves of recent debate were sweltering in his breast.
• At length a halt was called, and the wearied men, suffering greatly from the sweltering heat, gladly flung themselves to the ground.
• We told him that there were eight dead Germans piled at the side of the road, and we reminded him that it had been a sweltering day.
• That any ship, to call a ship, could ever work its way up that sweltering sewer seemed an utter impossibility.
• He strolled slowly along the avenue, watching the sweltering noon crowds unseeingly, entirely unconscious of the fact that many people turned to look at him.
• Once more she scanned the sweltering expanse of sagebrush, scant grass, many rock patches and much sand.
• The sweltering heat, tempered, indeed, by the land and sea breezes, but still sufficiently oppressive, and almost the same day and night, leaves no doubt of this fact.
• The air was sweltering, the sky the color of burnished copper, out of which the sun beat remorselessly in almost perpendicular beams.
• Wrayburn is rescued by Lizzie as he lies by the river bank sweltering in blood, and tended by her, and they are married and live happy ever afterwards.
• The day passed, warm and lovely in the woods and on the water, hideous and sweltering in the stench of the camp.
• The beauty of the place, its coolness when Quebec and Montreal suffered from sweltering heat in the short Canadian summer, the simplicity and charm of its life, proved alluring.
• The interior of the wagon, the sun beating on the canvas roof, was like a furnace, where he lay sweltering, tossed this way and that by the jolting wheels.
• But lo and behold! the gates of Paris were locked to him, and he found himself interned in the sweltering city.
• It was a sweltering day for a gentleman to work among the weeds in a strawberry-field, in coat and cravat.
• The rich escaped from the heat to their villas up in the mountains, those whom business, or lack of money, kept in the city, existed in a parched and sweltering condition.
• The ship to be attacked lies, perhaps, floating in a tropic haze five miles off, and the attacking party must pull slowly, in a sweltering heat, up to the iron lips of her guns.
• For eight days they had been struggling across the blistering shifting sands, walking by night, sweltering under the thin space cloth during the day.
• If, in midsummer, sweltering sufferers in New York or Chicago could be transported to this land they would not hurry away.
• I was sweltering under the shameful law which tied me to a dead body, and I tried to attach you to me.
• She was saved in consequence from being entirely submerged in that sweltering, foaming tide of mediocrity, which called itself New York society.
• Here is Sheffield, down here, sweltering, smoking, and sweating, with face like the tan, under the walls of these surrounding hills.
• He lay sweltering till once more slumber claimed him.
• The heat was sweltering, and the men grumbled fiercely over their work.
• In that sweltering climate it does not take very much inducement to make a fire settle down thoroughly to work, once it gets anything like a tolerable start.
• A quarter of an hour later they met again in the sweltering street, and he complimented her in true Irish fashion upon the rose-flush in her cheeks.
• One sweltering day in July the Commissioner called for the papers in connection with this new location.
• There was nothing to greet her but rock and sweltering patches of sand and gravelly soil, and sparse, harsh brush.
• He fixed his eyes upon the sweltering stove in the farther corner of the car.
• Over the rough road trudged the long line of sweltering men.

Similar words containing SWELTER without suffix ing

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