Drooping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DROOPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DROOP, to hang downward
• bend or hang downwards limply
• sag down from or as if from weariness or dejection
• cause to bend or hang downwards
NOUN:
• an act or instance of drooping; a limp or weary attitude
ADJECTIVE:
• weak from exhaustion
• hanging down (as from exhaustion or weakness)
• having branches or flower heads that bend downward

Words related to DROOPING

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How to use DROOPING in a sentence

• They both exhorted and encouraged them to return, and restored their drooping courage.
• The man was a long, loose-limbed fellow with a shrewd eye and the full, drooping lower lip of irresolution.
• Meanwhile events had been happening elsewhere which revived the drooping interest and flagging hopes of Serbia in the development of foreign affairs.
• Their drooping branches hung down to the water, forming a screen through which it was impossible to see the bank, and exceedingly difficult to penetrate to the bank.
• It was a pleasant walk under the drooping trees, and Nelly Grey, swinging her basket carefully on her arm, tripped lightly on her way.
• I could see Leah shrink and collapse as I mentioned her convict-brother, and such a gleam of fierce concentrated hatred shot from beneath her drooping lids that Mr.
• Beneath this marble group there is a bas-relief, representing France leaning over, and near, the French flag drooping at her feet.
• DOWN among the grass and fragrant clover lay little Eva by the brook-side, watching the bright waves, as they went singing by under the drooping flowers that grew on its banks.
• With fainting, drooping wing the falcon passes over and drops exhausted by the wall.
• To please my own taste as an artist I have made drooping flowers with leaves of the hue of Florentine bronze, such as are found before or after the winter.
• In this room a tall drooping girl was busily employed in wiping the dust from the furniture, and placing the cards and dice upon the tables.
• In her joy this morning she felt her heart go out to the pathetic, drooping figure on the stairs.
• The men turned their attention to the horse, which, with swollen body and drooping head, looked as if it might soon follow its mate.
• Soon you will leave the town with drooping head, glad, by flying among strangers, to escape the mockery of cruel hearts at home.
• Keenan had caught the drooping figure, and was making an effort to support it.
• His efforts to keep up the drooping spirits of the Establishment are worthy of honourable mention.
• Her victory, brief though it might be, had encouraged her, and revived her drooping spirits.
• There, at the end of a large opening, behind the long, drooping branches of a thicket which hid the steep bank, was moored a canoe, covered by a sort of thatch.
• The poor drooping plant could with difficulty maintain itself.
• He checked by degrees the speed of his horse and went on, his head drooping as if in deep thought.
• I opened my eyes, and saw the younger painter bending over me in the clear morning light, so near that I seemed to see only his large black eyes between his drooping curls.
• He was a dignified old French soldier, tall and broad-shouldered, with gray hair and a fierce-looking gray moustache drooping heavily over his mouth.
• And not a drop was wasted of the worth! The bud refrained from coming into bloom, As though it waited for the lusty rain, With low leaves dried and drooping to the ground.

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