Weathering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEATHERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• wear away or change the appearance or texture of (something) by long exposure to the atmosphere
• (of rock or other material) be worn away or altered by long exposure to the atmosphere
• (of a ship) come safely through (a storm)
• withstand (a difficulty or danger)
• get to the windward of (a cape).
• make (boards or tiles) overlap downwards to keep out rain.
• (in building) slope or bevel (a surface) to throw off rain.
• allow (a hawk) to spend a period perched in the open air.
NOUN:
• the action of the elements in altering the form, colour, texture or composition of rocks
• the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time as regards heat, cloudiness, dryness, sunshine, wind, rain, etc.
• cold, wet, and unpleasant or unpredictable atmospheric conditions
• denoting the side from which the wind is blowing, especially on board a ship; windward
• The action of the elements on a rock in altering its color, texture, or composition, or in rounding off its edges.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to expose to atmospheric conditions

Words related to WEATHERING

weather13 weathered16 weatherings18 weathers14

Words that contain WEATHERING

weatherings18 overweathering24

How to use WEATHERING in a sentence

• And the LORD shall smite thee with swelling, with fevers, heat, burning, weathering, with smiting and blasting.
• It may have been the snow-storms, of which we had an average of one every other day, or it may have been the storm in my own heart which I was weathering alone.
• All maps are best when mounted on linen, as the weathering they receive on a run may reduce a paper map to pulp or rag.
• The highest point of the mountain was now at hand, separated from me merely by a short saddle, carved by weathering out the crest of the mountain.
• As soon as met by the helm, however, she fell off, and Mark no longer had any doubt of weathering the northern end of the inner ledge of this passage.
• The strangers had a little difficulty in weathering the northern extremity of the island, and they came much closer to the cliffs than they otherwise would, in order to do so.
• They must originate from the unequal weathering of lava flows, but it is difficult to imagine the process.
• There must be a good deal of melting and rock weathering, the talus heaps are considerable under the southern rock faces.
• We found ourselves under perpendicular cliffs of Beacon sandstone, weathering rapidly and carrying veritable coal seams.
• But he did not chant the joys of weathering a sudden squall, or running a rapid feather-white with foam, or floating down a long, quiet, elm-bowered river.
• It fell upon a day that a ship, coming from Melbourne, was weathering a rocky point on an iron-bound coast, and was driven close upon that perilous shore.
• The rocks over which we passed were an olive shaly-sandstone, with notable concentric weathering, limestone, and here and there, red sandstone, abundantly green-spotted.
• You admire this tower of granite, weathering the hurts of so many ages.
• There, from the seclusion of Chiselhurst, he and his still beautiful Eugenie watched the republic weathering the first days of storm and stress.
• All the world for her depended on the chance of weathering that perilous turn.
• With closely-sheeted trenches, weathering is practically excluded, and the bracing, which seemingly is far too light, holds up the trench with scarcely a mark of pressure.
• After the mixture has been applied, it hardens and forms a tough skin fairly impervious to weathering.
• At a slightly later period a greater depth was given to the lower portion of the buttresses, which was then capped with a deep sloping weathering.
• I let ideas whisk across me, weathering my obdurate convictions.
• Almost all the conversation had then been on the chances of their weathering the tempest, and the probability of its lasting on, and they had hurried away as soon as possible.
• And at that moment her foot caught on a nail that the weathering of the iron had exposed.
• When the chances of weathering the storm had become small indeed, Columbus determined that, if possible, the tidings of his discovery should not perish with him.

Similar words containing WEATHER without suffix ing

weather13 aweather14 weathers14 weathered16 weatherer15 weatherly18 allweather16 weatherers16 weatherise16 weatherize25 weatherman18 weathermen18 allweathers17 overweather20 unweathered18 weatherable19 weathercast19 weathercock25 weathergirl18 weatherings18 weatherised18 weatherises17 weatherized27 weatherizes26 weathermost19 weatherworn20 weatherlier17 overweathers21 weatherboard21 weathercasts20 weathercloth23 weathercocks26 weathergirls19 weatherglass19 weatherising19 weatherizing28 weatherproof23 weatherwoman23 weatherwomen23 weatherliest18 overweathered23 weatherboards22 weathercaster21 weathercloths24 weathercocked28 weatherliness19 weatherometer21 weatherperson21 weatherproofs24 overweathering24 weatherability25 weatherboarded24 weathercasters22 weathercocking29 weatherglasses21 weatherisation20 weatherization29 weatherometers22 weatherpersons22 weatherproofed26 weatherboarding25 weatherisations21 weatherizations30 weatherlinesses21 weatherproofing27 weatherabilitie23 weatherproofnes26 weatherabilities24 weatherboardings26 weatherproofness27 weatherproofnesses29

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