Tumbling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TUMBLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• fall suddenly, clumsily, or headlong
• move or rush in a headlong or uncontrolled way
• fall rapidly in amount or value
• rumple; disarrange
• perform acrobatic feats, typically handsprings and somersaults in the air.
• (of a breed of pigeon) repeatedly turn over backwards in flight.
• dry (washing) in a tumble dryer
• understand the meaning or hidden implication of (a situation)
• have sexual intercourse with
• clean (castings, gemstones, etc.) in a tumbling barrel.
NOUN:
• the sport of gymnastics
• a sudden or headlong fall
• a rapid fall in amount or value
• an untidy or confused arrangement or state
• a handspring, somersault in the air, or other acrobatic feat.
• an act of sexual intercourse.
• a friendly sign of recognition, acknowledgement, or interest
• the gymnastic moves of an acrobat
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fall or roll end over end
• a. & vb. n. from Tumble, v.

Words related to TUMBLING

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How to use TUMBLING in a sentence

• The ship would lie well enough, for the only open exposure was broken by a long reef over which we could make out the seas tumbling.
• We could still see the rush of water tumbling and splashing through the wreckage of the bridge we had just crossed.
• Sivert was never tired of standing looking at the box full of movement, a nest of tumbling furry paws.
• I tripped over him as he fell, and two others tumbling over me I was half smothered in the heap.
• They came down lower and lower, tumbling over one another, and fighting with each other.
• He attained the end of a hale old age by tumbling aimlessly into the mouth of a crater on the island of Japat, somewhere in the mysterious South Seas.
• On all the boats the lookout on the bridge had to be lashed in place, and every once in a while a couple of tons of water would come tumbling past him.
• The plane, a three passenger one, came tumbling down into the public square.
• A very careless look-out had been kept, for almost simultaneously with the report a round shot came tumbling into camp.
• The nearest people pressed through the tribal lines and, rushing forward, began to throw themselves on their knees, tumbling in circles about the majestic Hebrew.
• But though the foremost runaways thus won their lives, we saw others roll over and fall as they ran, tumbling down the sides of the causeway, and why they fell I knew not.
• There it came, tumbling along into that long reach of cliffs, and, in a moment, filled it with one mass of waves.
• Slowly bringing his gun to his shoulder, he took careful aim, and the game came tumbling through the leaves to the ground, his head punctured by the cruel bullet.
• I knew that if he once got wind of that everything was up with us, and our hastily-built castle of cards would come tumbling to the ground.
• They hung and swayed like a flock of gigantic sea-birds on the rough and tumbling sea.
• One of his passages describing the office-seekers tumbling over each other like pigs to a trough will be long remembered.
• That moment, when they all came tumbling out of the cave into the light, was a sight any man might have come far to see.
• The tumbling waters were unable to stir the atmosphere.
• The pit of his passion was bottomless, into which he was tumbling with the icy laughter of breaking glass.
• Brevard had not observed this division of the enemy, and the first thing he saw was the flying caps and tumbling horses of the cavalry as they made their dashing charge upon them.
• The roof was painted with all sort of flowers, falling out of gilded baskets, that seemed tumbling down.
• It then became necessary for every man to dismount, and to lead the two animals in his charge, to avoid going astray, or tumbling headlong down the most frightful precipices.
• The tumbling of the waterfall over the rocks made a subdued roar in the background.
• Another minute passed and the whole great city seemed tumbling around them, while sights of terror met the eyes of the awakened multitude and sounds of horror came to their ears.
• Along the entire line of its advance it was one crash of rolling, sliding, tumbling red-hot rock.
• The block moved a few inches, and snow came tumbling through the hole.
• Cuffy Bear ran straight for the brook that goes tumbling down Blue Mountain to meet Swift River.
• Two big dogs, barking furiously, came tumbling round the angle of the house.

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