Elbowing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELBOWING in dictionary:

VERB:
• treat (a person or idea) dismissively
• push or strike (someone) with one's elbow
• move by pushing past people with one's elbows
NOUN:
• the act of nudging with the elbow
• the joint between the forearm and the upper arm
• the part of the sleeve of a garment covering the elbow
• a thing resembling an elbow, in particular a piece of piping bent through an angle
• act of elbowing
• jostling with the elbows
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to jostle
• the act of fouling an opponent with an elbow (a joint of the arm)

Words related to ELBOWING

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How to use ELBOWING in a sentence

• The next moment every one was shoving and elbowing with their eyes fixed on the ball as it flew through the air.
• People congregate together for the pleasure of elbowing each other, of trying to believe they are in great force.
• There was endless elbowing, endless mingling of breath as the swelling crowd sauntered along.
• It was some time before Fanning, elbowing people right and left as he was, could reach the front.
• Mary Axe were elbowing each other to see how a monarch smiled.
• But, elbowing instinctive resentment, came uneasiness.
• I was absolutely stupid and dizzy with the pain, the praying, the jostling, the elbowing, the scrambling and the uncomfortable penitential murmurs of the whole crowd.
• All was excitement, hurry-scurry, and horse-hugging, with the usual spurring, elbowing, and exertion to get into places, Mr.
• Rouletabille made his way forward with difficulty, but by dint of much elbowing reached his manager and greeted him cordially.
• As they sat elbowing the deal table, sheets of old newspapers under their inspection, Trenholme told his story more soberly.
• I had but to walk down the street, through elbowing throngs of grooms, pages, men-at-arms, and archers, till I found the Paris Gate, whence the windmill was plain to behold.
• He is not always elbowing his way, or quivering with ill-bred impatience.
• At the crossings fakirs were busy, their customers good-naturedly elbowing each other in their eagerness to be swindled.
• She disliked an elbowing crowd and a clatter of fashionably shrill tongues with all the aversion of a delicately developed sensibility.
• He threaded his way instead of elbowing it through the crowd.
• Before long he was the center of a throng of elbowing young ladies of all kinds, fair, plain, and indifferent, all bent upon giving him a kiss.
• A moment later, however, the Major caught sight of him, elbowing his way through the gut of a narrow lane leading off the Quay by the fish-market, and gave chase.
• Elbowing and pushing men to right and left they made their way through the mass of humanity.
• At California street they were halted by a crowd, pushing, shouting, elbowing this way and that without apparent or concerted purpose.
• As to the gentleman, ignorant that he was elbowing compatriots, he did not pay any attention to the little troop.
• He was, with difficulty, elbowing his way through the crowd, and staring vaguely at the sea of heads around him.
• Elbowing that out came something she had seen that had amazed her a few days ago.
• It took slipping and elbowing to get through the crowd.

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