Trailing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRAILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRAIL, to draw along behind
• draw or be drawn along behind someone or something
• (typically of a plant) grow or hang over the edge of something or along the ground
• walk or move slowly or wearily
• (of the voice or a speaker) fade gradually before stopping
• follow (a person or animal) by using marks or scent left behind
• be losing to an opponent in a game or contest
• give advance publicity to (a film, broadcast, or proposal)
• apply (slip) through a nozzle or spout to decorate ceramic ware.
NOUN:
• a mark or a series of signs or objects left behind by the passage of someone or something
• a track, scent, or other indication used in following someone or hunting an animal
• a long thin part or line stretching behind or hanging down from something
• a beaten path through the countryside
• a route followed for a particular purpose
• a downhill ski run or cross-country ski route
• a trailer for a film or broadcast
• the rear end of a gun carriage, resting or sliding on the ground when the gun is unlimbered.
• the pursuit (of a person or animal) by following tracks or marks they left behind
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a plant) having a long stem which spreads over the ground or hangs loosely
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to drag along a surface
• a. & vb. n. from Trail.

Words related to TRAILING

trail5 trailed8 trailingly14 trails6

Words that contain TRAILING

entrailing11 trailingly14 disentrailing15

How to use TRAILING in a sentence

• But his wrists, though still encumbered with bonds and trailing fetters, were otherwise at liberty, and eagle there was none.
• Finding the trail, I followed it for two days, although it was difficult trailing because the red-skins had taken every possible precaution to conceal their tracks.
• Dickon pushed the chair slowly round and round the garden, stopping every other moment to let him look at wonders springing out of the earth or trailing down from trees.
• At length, out of the darkness advanced a tall, well-built warrior, the trailing plumes of whose war bonnet reached quite to the ground.
• He shouted to them to take hold of his trailing guide-rope and run with it against the wind.
• Upon her head, trailing down upon her left shoulder, was a wreath of hop-blossoms.
• She was very handsome, with beautiful pink cheeks and blue eyes, and she wore a trailing white robe, like a queen.
• I found the spot, trailing the fox, a few hours later.
• It brings fragments of heaven trailing after it to the home of earth.
• Their guns broke out and shrapnel shells came overhead, burst into trailing smoke and scattered their hundreds of bullets.
• A great heron, as big as an ostrich, or so he seemed, arose awkwardly and flapped off, trailing yards of legs behind him.
• The captain of the U-boat had promised Moeller that he would not attack the destroyer, although he had been trailing her for two weeks.
• My days were without hope and my nights were long hours filled with sorrow, when sleep went trailing softly by and left me to the old dull pain of memory.
• Then there was young John Howland, who in mid-ocean fell overboard but was quick enough to catch hold of a trailing rope.
• We had gotten familiar with the different scenes, the waving palms, the trailing vines where the monkeys climbed or hung by their tails and chattered in their own way.
• One outfit loose-herded the new cattle, the other two going home, and about the middle of the month, my brother and The Rebel came trailing in with the last two herds.
• But Eloise escaped, trailing one end of her scarf behind, looking back at him, laughing, and shaking her threatening fan as he stepped after her.
• I heard Eagle open the door for her, and shut it behind the trailing white satin and purple brocade.
• The line trailing behind him, Stefens drifted toward the two helpless figures.
• There was a gold bird of paradise dipped down her hair over one shoulder, trailing its smoothness like fingers of lace.
• It was that dress! It was a long dress, though I was still a baby, and it was as pink and gold as it was trailing.
• One of his lessons was in the art of walking with a flannel blanket pinned on in front and trailing six inches on the floor.
• Only a short rest was allowed, as the herds were trailing the limit of travel, and must be overtaken by evening.
• Fitzgerald crept down the stairs with the caution of a hunter who is trailing new game.
• My lady wore her mourning for more than a year, and in her sombre trailing weeds was a wonder to behold.

Similar words containing TRAIL without suffix ing

trail5 trails6 entrail7 trailed8 trailer7 vitrail10 contrail10 distrail9 entrails8 trailers8 chemtrail16 contrails11 distrails10 entrailed10 mitraille11 trailable11 trailered10 trailhead13 trailless9 trailside10 breastrail12 chemtrails17 disentrail11 entrailing11 mitrailles12 trailering11 trailerist10 trailerite10 trailheads14 trailingly14 vitrailled14 breastrails13 disentrails12 mitrailleur13 semitrailer13 trailbaston13 trailblazer22 trailerable13 trailerings12 trailerists11 trailerites11 vitraillist14 disentrailed14 mitrailleurs14 mitrailleuse14 semitrailers14 trailbastons14 trailblazers23 trailblazing24 trailbreaker18 vitraillists15 disentrailing15 mitrailleuses15 trailblazings25 trailbreakers19

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