Nipping is valid Scrabble Word

Is nipping a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is nipping valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for NIPPING in dictionary:

VERB:

NIP, to pinch lightly
bite or pinch sharply
(of the cold or frost) damage or hurt
remove something by pinching or squeezing sharply
go quickly
steal or snatch (something).
take a sip or sips of spirits

NOUN:

a Japanese person.

ADJECTIVE:

Biting; pinching; painful; destructive; as, a nipping frost; a nipping wind.
capable of wounding

pleasantly cold and invigorating

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

present participle of nip

Words related to NIPPING

nip5 nipped11 nips6

Words that contain NIPPING

snipping13 nippingly17 snippings14

How to use NIPPING in a sentence

But the big husky turned away sullenly, growling, still snarling, and vented his rage by nipping fiercely at the flank of one of his sledge-mates.
King Frost was abroad, nipping toes and ears, hanging icicles on the eaves of houses, and decorating the forest trees with glittering pendants.
It is there the child shews itself in its true character, and thereby gives the master an opportunity of nipping in the bud its evil propensities.
But, although the air was getting a little nipping in New York, he knew that it must still be balmy and enjoyable in Virginia.
All day the sun scorched her, but the night was nipping cold.
The wind was so nipping that the ivy-leaves had become wizened and gray, each tapping incessantly upon its neighbour with a disquieting stir of her nerves.
November followed, with its nipping frost, and all St.
A week of rain, or of extraordinary drought, or of nipping frost, may disappoint his most sanguine and best founded expectations.
On the wind in February Snowflakes float still, 10 Half inclined to turn to rain, Nipping, dripping, chill.
They must not be put into the open until the danger of a nipping east wind is past.

The most effective way of keeping the savages off was by nipping their schemes in the bud, and filling them with additional terror of the white strangers.
Many of us got up and walked about, for it was nipping our feet.
On the wind in February Snow-flakes float still, Half inclined to turn to rain, Nipping, dripping, chill.
Nipping off an edge by not inserting the forceps far enough is also to be avoided.
In fact, no ingredient of temptation was lacking in the dish, and at the bottom of all these words there was a nipping desire which embellished even its blemishes.
The day would be waning rapidly, the sun dropping down into a great cloud-bank above the mountains, the wind nipping us more shrewdly as it grew still more chill.
He attacked the bear from behind, nipping it slightly.
The day was cold and bright, and frosty with a nipping wind.
She bent and cracked from stem to stern among the nipping masses.
The mustangs and burros filed out among the cedars, nipping at the sage and the scattered tufts of spare grass.
On three sides it was surrounded by wooded hills that offered a complete shelter from every nipping blast.
The nipping wind of reality had blown into the back drawing-room.
They just doggedly and indifferently stood, blown upon by all the nipping draughts of the square, and as it might be sinking deeper and deeper into its dejection.
The air was cold and nipping and frost shone on grass and sage.
The wind began to blow hard, carrying drops of rain that stung, and the air was nipping cold.
Cold and nipping air, frost on everything, pale stars, a gold-red light in the east were proofs that I was again in the open.
A hard wind, eager and nipping, blew up the canyon.
These he drove back in a panic of haste, dodging this way and that, nipping, yelping now and then, until they had joined the others.
And through it all, the blowing of a harsh and nipping wind sounded the first approach of winter, still defied, as it were, by these bright woods decked for a last festival.
He laid his good ear flat along his neck as far as it would go, and took little, nipping steps until he had turned with his tail to the light.
They carefully selected the tenderest and pale-green leaves, nipping off with their nails the young leaf bud, just below where the first or second leaf was unfolded.

Similar words containing NIPP without suffix ing

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