Thawing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THAWING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of ice, snow, or another frozen substance, such as food) become liquid or soft as a result of warming up
• the weather becomes warmer and causes snow and ice to melt.
• make (something) warm enough to become liquid or soft
• (of a part of the body) become warm enough to stop feeling numb
• make or become friendlier or more cordial
NOUN:
• the act of melting
• a period of warmer weather that thaws ice and snow
• an increase in friendliness or cordiality
• the process whereby heat changes something from a solid to a liquid
• warm weather following a freeze; snow and ice melt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the melting of a frozen substance

Words related to THAWING

thaw10 thawed13 thawings15 thaws11

Words that contain THAWING

thawings15 unthawing16

How to use THAWING in a sentence

• I strode on exhilarated, as if never more to feel fatigue, limbs moving of themselves, every sense unfolding like the thawing flowers, to take part in the new day harmony.
• I like a girl with whom you can get on without going through the process of thawing her first.
• They were half-famished, as teams in the Lone Lands usually are, and the smell of the frozen fish thawing before the fire set them frantic.
• The dogs sat round in a half-circle watching them and the frozen fish thawing before the fire.
• No fish were thawing before the heat, for dogs are fed only once a day.
• Bruce and the smiles of her lovely babe were thawing my chilled heart.
• All the morning the tramp splashed through the thawing snow, but at midday he begged some bread at a cottage door and crept into a lonely barn to eat it.
• Before the end of December, generally, they experience their first thawing.
• But after the third or fourth freezing and thawing they will not be found so good.
• It has been thawing for two days and the trail may be obliterated.
• A great deal of the underlying ice is exposed, but we had doubts as to whether this ice was not the result of winter drifting and summer thawing.
• Tayoga was the first to awake, and he saw the dawn of a new winter day, the earth reeking with cold damp and the thawing snow.
• We were surprised enough when the weather suddenly changed again, and the bright, warm sun set up such a thawing as soon sent the ice out of the creek and our anxieties with it.
• The shores were already crusted with ice and the temperature never rose to the thawing point even in the midday sun.
• At one time the crisis was so imminent, that the trappers were compelled to resort to cottonwood trees, thawing the bark and small branches, after gathering them, by their fires.
• The only drawback to the bird was that it was frozen as hard as a rock, and would probably take a lot of thawing out.
• However, the morning rose clear and sunny, the snow was thawing, and in many places the runners of the sleighs grated on bare ground.
• Cabbages are hardy plants, and loose heads will stand a good deal of freezing and thawing without serious injury.
• Such a condition, caused by alternate freezing and thawing, does not occur on sandy soils.
• But these first days of new life are followed by a chill, gusty and changeful interval, arising from the atmospheric disturbances caused by the thawing of the vast snowy wastes.
• It was dark, damp and warm out of doors, and that white spring mist which drives away the last snow, or is diffused by the thawing of the last snow, filled the air.
• Irish or sweet potatoes, if frozen, must be put into bake without thawing.
• In short, it was thawing, but through the dark night the heavens failed to see it, and flung flakes of fresh snow upon the melting earth at a terrific rate.
• The street showed warm and lit, and Graham was wet now to the skin with thawing snow, and his feet were numbed with cold.
• He was Master of the Earth, he was a man sodden with thawing snow.
• Potatoes which have been frozen and allowed to thaw quickly are much sweeter and more watery, because in thawing the starch changes into sugar.
• After thawing the chill out of his bones, the boy began looking around for his friend of the night before.
• No tracks were visible, nor were any wolves sighted before thawing weather temporarily released the range from the present wintry grip.
• A week from the night the blizzard swept down from the north, soft winds crept up the valley, promising thawing weather as a relief to the recent wintry siege.
• But where thawing caused snow and ice to crack and fall to the ground, her thawing was a cold chill that caused her legs to begin to shake.
• An open winter, constantly freezing and thawing, is a forerunner of a bountiful crop of sugar.
• It had been thawing for days, but the night had fallen clear and cold.
• He noticed that the great Antoine gave him a glance of strong approval, and even the somber Suzanne seemed to be thawing.

Similar words containing THAW without suffix ing

thaw10 thaws11 thawy14 thawed13 thawer12 unthaw12 thawers13 thawier13 unthaws13 thawiest14 thawings15 thawless14 unthawed15 nighthawk23 unthawing16 nighthawks24

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