Thronging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THRONGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of a crowd) fill or be present in (a place or area)
• flock or be present in great numbers
NOUN:
• the act of thronging
• a large, densely packed crowd of people or animals
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to crowd into

Words related to THRONGING

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Words that contain THRONGING

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How to use THRONGING in a sentence

• When at length we enter the mountain gateway, the somber rocks seem aware of our presence, and seem to come thronging closer about us.
• Even from this low station and the thronging neighbourhood of the trees, the pile rose conspicuous like a cathedral.
• After this conference Cicero returned to Rome, where he was received with unexampled joy, immense multitudes thronging out to meet him, and to escort him into the city.
• He feared that the popular groups, thronging past him and giving cheers behind their flags, were going to guess his exploit and fall upon him.
• The tragedies of their house of bondage were the realities of yesterday, and peopled their memories with thronging horrors.
• Montgomery City! Slowly Martin addressed the envelope, and as the big bore came to a stop, evaded the thronging crowds and sought the railroad mail box.
• The object which the two men had in view was to trade their animals with the emigrants who were, at that time, thronging the overland route to California.
• For all the buzzing and thronging, great order prevailed.
• The damage done by day was repaired by night, and still Vienna turned a heroic face to its thronging enemies.
• Hordes of old men, women, and children were thronging the roads, and fleeing from approaching disaster.
• I remembered the thronging Indians without, the pressing responsibilities within.
• I hurried to the brook, a hundred memories thronging over me of happy days and rare sights when the wood folk revealed their little secrets.
• Old recollections were thronging into his awakened memory.
• The evils of congestion do not deter the thronging multitudes.
• He had fought like a tiger to reach and defend his friend La Cosa, but had been borne back by the thronging savages, and since then nothing had been heard of him.
• It seemed to him that memories came thronging from long ago, so real and insistent that he could not think of charging.
• The lights, I say, came thronging through the gate.
• Ten square leagues of rolling ground To one great man belonging, Looked like one little grassy mound With worms beneath it thronging.
• I cross the boiler-house, myself in the grip of the thronging, echoing peal which has set it free.
• The railroad-station presents a lively scene with its crowd of savage-looking natives thronging it.
• Deep in the brightness of thy skies, The thronging years in glory rise, And, as they fleet, Drop strength and riches at thy feet.
• This lull, despite a wakeful, thronging mind, was conducive to sleep.
• The Federals were thronging forward, and it seemed that the exhausted defenders must inevitably give way before the successive blows of superior numbers.
• And one after another they kept thronging up, and there was a rush of feeling in them that made you shiver, and as I sang them they thrilled me through and through.
• The suit was brought to the Hunawater Thing, and men came thronging to both sides.
• Few men of the hundreds thronging past recognized him, and he was not accosted.
• And now other thoughts came thronging into his mind, thoughts that were not soft and crimson and luxurious.

Similar words containing THRONG without suffix ing

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