Wapping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAPPING in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OR WITHOUT OBJECT) [WAPPED, WAP·PING]:
• whop.
VERB:
• WAP, to throw or pull quickly
NOUN:
• Yelping.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wrap

Words related to WAPPING

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Words that contain WAPPING

swapping16 swappings17

How to use WAPPING in a sentence

• He used the latter in a barbarous manner at his lodgings in Wapping, but particularly by beating him over the head with a pistol, which occasioned his head to swell.
• Too late Wapping realized the benevolent disposition and the kindly but unobtrusive nature that had departed from it for ever.
• He had discovered a man from Wapping, I think, and was talking in the accent of Stratford-atte-Bow to boys from that familiar district of his youth.
• We walked down the Thames, through the narrow streets of Wapping, Over the mouth of the Tunnel is a large circular building, with a dome to light the entrance below.
• Having made such provision as my prudence suggested to me, I retired for that night to an inn in the midway between Mile-end and Wapping.
• I despatched therefore a servant into Wapping to bring in haste the best tooth-drawer he could find.
• After this occurence, not a word was exchanged between them until they came in sight of the sloop, which was lying at anchor off Wapping.
• At this place of refuge, situated in the heart of Wapping, near the river-side, he arrived in less than an hour, in a complete state of exhaustion.
• Chiffinch had sent down to Wapping, to say that my Lord Shaftesbury had slipped away and taken boat for Holland.
• If he is not Arthur Orton, then there never was an Arthur Orton, and Wapping is a place which has no existence out of the annals of the Tichborne trial.
• They included a great number of persons from Wapping, who swore they did not recognise in the defendant the lad whom they had known as Arthur Orton.
• Taken prisoner off the Irish coast, he was brought to London and hanged at Wapping.
• Cruised off the coast of Ireland, was taken prisoner by an English ship, and hanged at Wapping.
• Hanged at Execution Dock at Wapping on June 11th, 1725.
• Lee posted off to Wapping, where he at once perceived that the plant was new in this part of the world.
• Then, as the tide was not yet making, to help me back up the river, I wandered into Wapping fields, where a gang of beggars camped.
• I hurried back toward Wapping in the hope of finding a constable to recover my handkerchief for me.
• The warehouses of that meandering chasm which is Wapping High Street are like weathered and unequal cliffs.
• In the experience of Wapping, Poplar, Rotherhithe, Limehouse, and Deptford, when they really came to life, there was precious little sleep, and no vegetables worth mentioning.

Similar words containing WAPP without suffix ing

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