Wailings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAILINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WAILING, the act of wailing

Words related to WAILINGS

wail7

Words that contain WAILINGS

bewailings16

How to use WAILINGS in a sentence

• Dante heard wailings and groans and terrible things said in many tongues.
• But scarcely had I lost myself in sleep before the sound of loud voices below and wailings again waked me.
• Thus, wild laughter and exclamations of frenzied mirth were heard amid the wailings of women and the piteous cries of children.
• She gently hushed the feeble wailings of her infant, lest it should awaken them to savage rage.
• Sometimes it swelled into wild laughter, and again dropped into low and plaintive wailings.
• At night and morning she will go to the grave and pour forth the most piteous cries and wailings.
• While the supper is preparing the bereaved wife goes to the grave and pours out, with unusual vehemence, her bitter wailings and lamentations.
• We witnessed nowhere any wailings or wringing of hands or frantic, foolish pleading to stay at home.
• The benshee takes an interest in the prosperity of the family to which it is attached, and intimates to it approaching disaster or death by wailings or shrieks.
• The servants were all in tears, and nothing but sobs and wailings could be heard throughout the house.
• The one is an ear that will forever hear the melodies of heaven, the other is an ear forever deaf to all but the wailings of hell.
• This is the true source of their sorrows and wailings.
• This was called Tartar, from the wailings the sentence produced among his relatives.
• The cries and wailings of the poor resounded all night around the house, and Serfojee Rajah came from a distance to be present at his burial.
• The most precious effects were hastily packed upon mules, and with tears and wailings the rich hangings and ornaments of the beautiful apartments were removed.
• I now know that it is those wailings that have stirred my heart through life, and that I brought with me the ears open to hear them from previous lives of service paid to men.
• From swamp and foliage the voices of the night fill the balmy air with quavering wailings, punctured by the occasional screams of wild-cats and hootings of the melancholy owls.
• It ended like sad, soft wailings of the perishing ones.
• Strange laughter wound, vapour-like, through the noise, the chirping of birds, the swearing of cats, the wailings of children at the breast.
• Then he suddenly began to feel the full meaning of the misfortune that had fallen on him, and he burst into wailings and tears.
• Howbeit their wailings never moved The wide Satanic clan, Who grinned, as once the Devil grinned, To see the fall of Man.
• Some hunter had made away with it, and the poor unfortunate mother roared out her wailings to such an extent that all the inhabitants of the forest were seriously disturbed.
• Every night we heard the mourners going about the streets with their dismal wailings for the dead.
• Now the Nun of Kent grew louder in her Cassandra wailings.
• Over the cries, the wailings, the confused medley of voices, growing lower now, subsiding, there had come the throb of a motor car.

Similar words containing WAILING without suffix s

wailing11 bewailing15 wailingly16 bewailings16 bewailingly20

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