Bursting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURSTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• BURST, to break open violently, also BRAST, BRUST
• break open or apart suddenly and violently, especially as a result of an impact or internal pressure
• cause to burst
• be so full as almost to break open
• feel a very strong or irrepressible emotion or impulse
• issue suddenly and uncontrollably
• open suddenly and forcibly
• move suddenly and violently
• suddenly begin doing or producing something
• separate (continuous stationery) into single sheets.
NOUN:
• an instance of breaking or splitting as a result of internal pressure or puncturing; an explosion
• a sudden brief outbreak
• a sudden issuing forth
• a period of continuous and intense effort
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to break open suddenly or violently

Words related to BURSTING

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How to use BURSTING in a sentence

• He expected the sharp, biting series of a machine-gun or the bursting of a bomb.
• Even as he stared downward Jack saw another of those brilliant flashes that proclaimed the bursting of a bomb.
• Through the mist and the drowsy smoke I could see the flashes of the bursting shells like twinkling stars.
• Yet at times I fancy that my brain is bursting bounds.
• I always think of it as the most natural thing in the world, and my head seems nigh to bursting.
• It was prevented from bursting up by the pressure on the bottom of it, by means of shores, in the same manner as the iron deck had been served before.
• Then he leads the chestnut up to where Starlight was standing smoking, and throws himself down at his feet, bursting out crying like a child.
• I pictured it blotted from sight by the hell of shells bursting over it, and raking its slopes as the Canadians charged upward.
• Portions of the mob continued howling round the prison all night, and the mayor was sent for several times to prevent their bursting in.
• The mule pitched forward upon his head, then, rolling sideways, fell upon the canteen, bursting it open and spilling its entire contents into the sand.
• All the famous sites of the early part of the war are then in sight, but all they can fully see is the bursting German shells, as from moment to moment they explode.
• And there be wells that run dry, and men find fresh ones bursting out where never water was before.
• The evening sky that bends above Warsaw is red with the watch-fires of her old warfare bursting anew from their smouldering ashes.
• He had eaten so much he seemed bursting, yet he got out of his blankets and had just one more mouthful of meat.
• As far as the eye could reach nothing could be seen but burning villages and bursting shells.
• Bursting shells threw up their columns of white or black fog around the edge of the panorama.
• At last, with loud offence to the gracious silence, I ran, I fled wildly, and, bursting out, flung-to the door behind me.
• He fell back again, his brain swimming, his eyes bursting, his head splitting.
• There was a terrific crashing among the bamboos, and then a huge, dark object was seen to be bursting a way through the tall stems.
• The howling and crashing of the bursting shrapnel of course had its effect on those troops who were here under fire for the first time.
• Slavery was bursting her bounds, coming over on us like the sea on Holland.
• Crack followed crack, flash and peal together, or so quick on each other, that no mortal could distinguish the rattle of one discharge from the bursting explosion of the other.
• And thick as rain from each bursting cloud Did the spear-armed Saracens ride.
• They quickened their pace to a run, and bursting into the doorway, were driven back by a dense volume of smoke, that rolled in black masses along the corridor.
• I have a vision of a great blue steamer with a bow like a cliff bursting her way through the seas on her homeward voyage.
• The fire of liberty burns brightly and steadily in your hearts, while duty and the law restrain it from bursting forth in wild and destructive conflagration.
• One battery from the Memphis foundery lost three guns in a month by bursting, one of them at the battle of Belmont, November 7th.
• Would the whistle never blow? Once I pause an instant, my head dazed and weary, my ears strained to bursting with the deafening noise.

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