Whirring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHIRRING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of something rapidly rotating or moving to and fro) make a low, continuous, regular sound
NOUN:
• the act of turning with a humming noise
• a whirring sound
• sound of something in rapid motion
ADJECTIVE:
• like the sound of rapidly vibrating wings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move with a buzzing sound
• present participle of whir

Words related to WHIRRING

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How to use WHIRRING in a sentence

• First Kurt began to load bags of wheat, as they fell from the whirring combines, into the wagons.
• Peggy, with a quick movement, threw in the clutch that started the propeller to whirring.
• From that he passed on to the scientific fact that the ultimate molecules of matter are not only in constant whirring motion, but that also they do not actually touch one another.
• When the clutch was thrown in, it could only respond with a loud, discordant whirring.
• Each bird seemed to sound some note of fear or anger or seeking, and the whirring of wings never ceased nor lessened.
• He seemed to hear again around him the legions of whirring wings to which he had been so lately accustomed.
• This evidently set some machinery in motion, for a sound as of whirring came.
• A bird uttered its morning cry, and a string of duck passed with whirring flight overhead in the twilight.
• Suddenly he heard a deep, whirring sound as if the springs of some complicated machinery had just then been set in motion.
• I was only dreaming that I was hunting with father, and he shot at the beautiful pheasants that were making such a whirring of wings for me.
• The room was quiet save for the soft click of the chips, the whirring of the ball, an occasional oath, and the monotonous voice of the faro-dealer.
• And presently, after three rather hysterical attempts, Bland set the propeller whirring, and ran out to one side, his hands up as though he feared for his life if he lowered them.
• Touching a switch, there was a sudden whirring sound, and the machine began to revolve, slowly at first, but gaining rapidly in speed until it was fairly spinning.
• He scarcely pricked his ears when the quail ran ahead of him, and paid no attention to the whirring made by the other.
• So the little man took the ring, and began again to send the wheel whirring round, and by the next morning all the straw was spun into glistening gold.
• By day, by night, He lived under a whirring sword, and He was ready from moment to moment for death on the cross.
• I hear the great drums pounding, And the small drums steady whirring, And every blow of the great convulsive drums Strikes me through and through.
• During a momentary pause in the firing on both sides, the buzzing and whirring of the electric apparatus of the lift could be distinctly heard.
• Through all that long day, then, Harmony sat over her work, unaccustomed muscles aching, the whirring machines in her ears.
• He bought her a wooden whirring machine, an instrument of noise that, because it was not utilitarian, became a toy of delicious sound.
• Then I stood there watching the flock whirring every way into the forest.
• That it then makes a sound different from its distinctive whirring note is recorded.
• The mind is still keen, even brilliant, but the guiding star is shut out, and that keen mind goes whirring aimlessly around.
• Shades of size are adjusted by the friction of whirring cylinders coated with diamond dust.
• The sun seems warmer, the winding street more bright, Sparrows come whirring down in a cloud of light.
• He has hooked himself with a rush, and the line goes whirring madly from the reel as he races down the pool.

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