Railing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• provide or enclose (a space or place) with a rail or rails
• convey (goods) by rail
• (in windsurfing) sail the board on its edge
• complain or protest strongly and persistently about
NOUN:
• a fencelike barrier
• a bar or series of bars fixed on upright supports or attached to a wall or ceiling, serving as part of a barrier or used to hang things on
• the inside boundary fence of a racecourse.
• a steel bar or continuous line of bars laid on the ground as one of a pair forming a railway track
• railways as a means of transport
• the edge of a surfboard or sailboard.
• a horizontal piece in the frame of a panelled door or sash window.
• a conductor which is maintained at a fixed potential and to which other parts of a circuit are connected
• a secretive bird with drab grey and brown plumage, typically having a long bill and found in dense waterside vegetation.
• fence made of rails supported by posts
• A barrier made of a rail or of rails.
• Rails in general; also, material for making rails.
• a barrier consisting of a horizontal bar and supports
• material for making rails or rails collectively
ADJECTIVE:
• jeering
• Expressing reproach; insulting.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to scold in abusive or insolent language
• a fence-like barrier

Words related to RAILING

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How to use RAILING in a sentence

• With these came also the poorer folk, who sat or lay upon the green grass near the railing that kept them from off the range.
• Just before he climbed over the railing he put his hand in his pocket and took out some change and he was in such a hurry that he dropped some of it and it went all over the deck.
• Where were they? Jot lifted his head still higher, and, glancing over the railing, he looked down upon a goodly company.
• Then Peter bowed grandly to the people outside the railing and walked slowly home.
• Just outside the town stands, by the roadside, a cross cast in metal, with the eye of Providence upon a pedestal of polished granite, surrounded by an iron railing.
• He asked and received permission to light a cigarette, and then dropped wearily into a seat near the Princess, who sat upon the stone railing.
• It had a small railing around it, and a pair of steps that led up from the outside to the upper deck.
• It was surrounded by a low railing of bamboos, the top of which was scarcely a foot from the ground.
• In 1816, the wooden fence gave way to an iron railing, which was set with due ceremonies by the city authorities.
• On reaching the crowd, they penetrated it, in the same order, quite up to the railing.
• He has never been found outside the ranks railing at or criticising the men who were doing the best work, or were doing the best work they knew how to do.
• We passed the Terrace where cheer after cheer went up from the black line of spectators crowded against the railing.
• A good staircase, bordered by a wrought-iron railing, leads to the top.
• I had to stand at a little iron railing and talk down a great, long narrow passageway, to some three or four hundred of them, I suppose, all out of sight.
• Parrington hurried to the railing and looked over angrily.
• The railing, long sought with tears, is so emaciated that it recalled Sister Angelique to me.
• I am tired of railing at French barbarity and folly.
• Whenever she went to the temple, she saw her mirror lying in the court-yard, behind a railing, among hundreds of other mirrors heaped there together.
• All of them, except the first four I found in the street, had blown in behind the railing.
• In gently railing triumph returns the pretty song of the wheel, with a new buoyant spring.
• Declining his invitation to enter, however, the Alderman placed his back against the iron railing of the stoop, and opened a discourse with the negro.
• It may also be remarked that a railing or screen marks the limits of these two parts of the cathedral.
• What anguish of soul was poured out on the stones by these women, leaning prostrate against the railing that protected the pillar which each kissed as she rose.
• The railing or wall around the jail, though at first it looked forbidding, was soon surmounted by a desperate effort.
• There was a letter on the long mahogany table in the hall, and Nan stopped and looked over the railing at it wearily.
• Nevertheless, not knowing what else she could do, she followed, and found him leaning over the railing, and looking about him with serene enjoyment.

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