Wrenching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRENCHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• pull or twist suddenly and violently
• injure (a part of the body) as a result of a sudden twisting movement
• distort to fit a particular theory or interpretation
• turn (something, especially a nut or bolt) with a wrench.
NOUN:
• the act of wrenching
• a sudden violent twist or pull
• an adjustable tool like a spanner, used for gripping and turning nuts or bolts
• a combination of a couple with a force along its axis.
• a feeling of sadness or distress caused by one's own or another's departure
ADJECTIVE:
• twisting suddenly and forcibly
• causing great physical or mental suffering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to twist suddenly and forcibly

Words related to WRENCHING

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Words that contain WRENCHING

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How to use WRENCHING in a sentence

• It was terribly hard work all that morning, and Gerome had four, I three, falls, on one occasion wrenching my right ankle badly.
• Again and again I made for him, panting and cursing, shaking off this man and that, straining and wrenching, but never quite free.
• The nuts are forced in, so that it requires considerable wrenching to dislodge them.
• The Indian could not force the horse to obey him, and the efforts of Cap to reach his master were defeated by the wrenching at the bit.
• Wrenching myself away, I dealt him a buffet that stretched him flat on the ground.
• He appeared to be wrenching at it, or bending it with all his strength.
• These two, wrenching themselves free, sprang away into rough water and dark night, and it is most likely that they drowned, being a mile from shore.
• She could feel it wrenching its way from the very depths.
• Wrenching away the weapon, he seized the fellow by the necktie, and drawing him up to nearly his full hight, dashed him at one throw to the other side of the room.
• And in an access of bestial rage he tore her hands from his face, crushed them to her sides, wrenching them cruelly, until she cried out in agony.
• The first assailant coming on again, Hills cut him down, upon which he was attacked by the third man on foot, who succeeded in wrenching his sword from him.
• He remembered the relief of wrenching them off, and stepping clear.
• She began to tremble, and, wrenching her hands out of his, pressed them before her eyes to shut out the sight of the earnest face so near her own.
• The water slipped in in a silvery gush which, suddenly seething and bubbling, churned in the hollowed tin, nearly wrenching it from her.
• Then violently wrenching it out, he would have struck again had not the earl, with a scream of agony, tumbled from his seat.
• With a wrenching of his shoulder Ken flung up another ball.
• She had been mad when she had trusted herself abroad with two persons, both of whom, as she had well known, were intent on wrenching her happiness from out of her grasp.
• But Lane succeeded in wrenching open the door and got to morning prayers in time.
• With a knife I tested the resistance of the mortar, breaking the point of the blade, yet detaching quite a chunk, and wrenching out one small stone.
• At last by a tremendous writhe, wrenching himself free, he darted towards the door, and Mr.
• The vessel had been badly strained by the wrenching of the masts, her sides had been battered by the floating wreckage, and she was taking in water rapidly.
• For a moment he considered the advisability of leaping upon his captor-friend, wrenching his revolver from him, and making his escape.
• Wrenching himself free of his all but severed bonds he had seized the knife, slashed through the rope that held him to the tree, and flung himself on Captain Magnus.
• Likely enough it was caused by the mere wrenching away of a couple of rivets.
• There has, of course, been a severe wrenching there.
• Between them they swung the machine gun around, the assistant wrenching off the canvas cover.
• This instrument is known among surgeons, having been invented to assist them in wrenching open the mouth as in the case of a locked jaw.
• He slew his adversary, and wrenching the jewel from his shield, hid it in his breast.
• With an agony in my wrist, I snatched at his rifle, and, wrenching the bayonet free, stabbed him savagely with his own weapon, tearing it away as he dropped.
• There were wild cries of fear and pain, a loud crashing of glass lamps, and some wrenching of seats.
• Germain, the morning and evening talks with a man who bound me to him as no other man has since bound me, were too dear to leave even briefly without wrenching pain.
• But already Gilbert had got his adversary down and was wrenching out of his hand something which Lupin had no time to see.
• Myles also dropped the clog he held, and, wrenching out his right arm with a sudden heave, struck Blunt full in the face, and then with another blow sent him staggering back.

Similar words containing WRENCH without suffix ing

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