Thickening is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THICKENING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make or become thick or thicker
NOUN:
• something added to a liquid to thicken it
• the act of thickening
• Something put into a liquid or mass to make it thicker.
• any material used to thicken
• any thickened enlargement
ADJECTIVE:
• accumulating and becoming more intense
• becoming more intricate or complex
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make thick

Words related to THICKENING

incrassation14 thicken16 thickened19 thickenings21 thickens17

Words that contain THICKENING

thickenings21

How to use THICKENING in a sentence

• His unaccustomed rifle rested on the sill, and his spectacles anon watched the dark bulk of the dead rat in the thickening twilight, anon wandered about him in curious meditation.
• Amid a thickening silence he counted these remaining coins.
• The vessels had actually passed each other, and the mist was thickening again.
• He followed the two figures until the thickening timber hid them.
• He was now exhausted with his efforts, and the thickening darkness told him that day was fading.
• Eventually water had emerged from below ground and from the ice caps around the poles, and the air was gradually thickening.
• She smiled a little uncertainly, and went on stirring the flour thickening for the gravy.
• She decided it must be midnight when she reached the ghostly buildings of the Harrison tract, lying white and silent under the thickening snow.
• The perfumed wood is evidently the result of a disease in the tree, produced by the thickening of the sap into a gum or resin.
• Lapierre redoubled his exertion, chopping and stabbing at the ever thickening shore-ice.
• The driving clouds of the breaking gale were alternately thickening and thinning before the face of the moon, but never exposing the face of the moon.
• The intervals between the lights were long, and a fog was thickening the whole city.
• He turned quickly and retraced his steps through the thickening twilight.
• The Indians of the Missouri, and more especially those who do not cultivate maize, make great use of the seed of this plant for bread or in thickening their soup.
• But he strove to find footing on the thickening impressions of all such moments.
• He went out for long walks, hoping by exercise to throw off the gloom and horror which were thickening in his brain.
• The floor was two or three inches deep in thickening blood and the entrails of the mutilated bodies.
• Above the back of the cow, of which she seemed a part in the thickening darkness, loomed up her cottage.
• So there we shall leave our case and turn to follow the ever thickening plot of coming war.
• Just before taking from the stove add a half cup of milk or cream, thickening with a little flour.
• Others have a peculiar thickening of the rim, a sort of collar being added to the outside.
• Then it was a triumphal procession into Wareville, with the crowd about them thickening as they neared the gates.
• The Indians of the Missouri, more especially those who do not cultivate maize, make great use of the seed of this plant for bread, or in thickening their soup.
• The mist was thickening in the valley, and it had begun to drizzle.
• It is the knowledge of this circumstance that has shed a ray of hope and consolation athwart the gloom which has been thickening year after year around the colony.
• The storm was thickening, and the lights in the plain below were entirely gone now.
• Add soup till a smooth thickening is made, and pour it into the soup-kettle.

Similar words containing THICKEN without suffix ing

thicken16 thickens17 thickened19 thickener18 thickeners19 thickenings21 unthickened21

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