Vaulting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VAULTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• provide (a building or room) with an arched roof or roofs
• construct (a roof) in the form of a vault
• leap or spring while supporting or propelling oneself with one or both hands or with the help of a pole
• jump over (an obstacle) by vaulting
NOUN:
• the act of vaulting
• a roof in the form of an arch or a series of arches, typical of churches and other large, formal buildings
• a thing resembling an arched roof, especially the sky
• the arched roof of a cavity, especially that of the skull
• a large room or chamber used for storage, especially an underground one
• a secure room in a bank in which valuables are stored
• a chamber beneath a church or in a graveyard used for burials
• an act of vaulting
• arrangement of ceiling vaults in a building
• The act of constructing vaults; a vaulted construction.
• Act of one who vaults or leaps.
• (architecture) a vaulted structure
• a light leap by a horse in which both hind legs leave the ground before the forelegs come down
ADJECTIVE:
• revealing excessive self-confidence; reaching for the heights
• excessively confident
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a vault (an arched ceiling)
• the structure forming a vault

Words related to VAULTING

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Words that contain VAULTING

vaultings13 envaulting14 vaultingly17

How to use VAULTING in a sentence

• A man of far greater ability and more vaulting ambition than his brother, he was looked upon as the head of the family.
• The low vaulting is a serious defect in the choir built by St.
• These are placed high up, their rounded arches running parallel with the first spring of the vaulting.
• The carving here, and the vaulting throughout the church, but especially in the chapel on the north side, is deservedly famous.
• The first difficulty which presented itself here was one of those regarded as most fatal to the vaulting theory, namely, the width of the chambers.
• The spire measures, from the vaulting, seventy feet.
• He must be in the same aisle or tag as one is vaulting a seat.
• It is seen on the circular panels of the vaulting of the side aisles, and on either side the letters BEAUSEANT.
• This is a vaulted chamber, the vaulting being supported on two pairs of pillars, thus forming three aisles, as it were, running east and west, each containing three bays.
• The original nave was probably covered by a flat wooden ceiling, the Early Norman builders rarely venturing to span any wide space by a stone vaulting.
• The vaulting of both aisles is Early English, dating from the time of Peter, the third prior, who, as previously stated, built the clerestory.
• This transept was at one time covered by a stone vaulting, which was destroyed at the latter end of the eighteenth century and in the beginning of the nineteenth.
• With increasing frequency and venom, vaulting seas curled over the bows, and sent stinging showers of spray against the canvas shield of the bridge.
• Bishop Nykke constructed the stone vaulting that, covering both arms of the church, completed the stone vaulting throughout the cathedral.
• In the cathedral of Salisbury also in the nave of Wells Cathedral are simple and good examples of Early English vaulting.
• Of this description of vaulting an early instance appears in the cloisters, Gloucester Cathedral.
• Some may regret that the old wooden vaulting was not retained and repaired, but the new stone vaulting is beautiful in itself and more durable.
• Turning eagerly to the task of completing the building of his church, he transformed the six west bays of the nave, vaulting, aisles, west window, and north cloister.
• It is also possible that, as the transition period to Early English was in its birth, some of the vaulting was pointed.
• He inherited the transforming zeal of his predecessors and set his seal on the six western bays of the nave, the great west windows, and the vaulting and the aisles.
• The vaulting of the transepts is also most unusual and well worthy of attention.
• The vaulting of the roofs of the nave-aisles and the roof of the nave itself were coloured under the direction of Mr.
• Vaulting up the ladder, Ted leaped on deck and looked around him.
• The fine Purbeck marble columns are much admired, as are also the graceful clerestory and vaulting.
• Of nobler sport with game fish, like the vaulting salmon and the merry, pugnacious trout, as yet the boy had only dreamed.
• VI A Daughter Of The Desert Judith knew that the name of the girl whose letter sent Peter Hamilton vaulting to the saddle was Katherine Colebrooke.
• He held on like an excited bulldog, in spite of the erratic vaulting of the boat and the struggles of him whom the deep sea seemed to have chosen as its victim.

Similar words containing VAULT without suffix ing

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