Reddening is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REDDENING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REDDEN, to make or become red
• (of a person) blush
• (of the eyes) become pink at the rims as a result of crying
• make or become red

Words related to REDDENING

redden8 reddened11 reddens9 rubescent13

How to use REDDENING in a sentence

• Leaning against the wooden column was the custodian moaning in pain whilst he held his reddening handkerchief to his eyes.
• The fragrance of fruit in the air, however, did not come from this orchard, for the trees were young and the reddening fruit rare.
• And it left London far behind it, reddening the sky, and could distinguish no longer its unlovely roar, but heard again the noises of the night.
• Dawn was reddening the east when a welcome whistle broke up the camp.
• Ralston so far away as Peshawur saw it reddening the sky and was the more troubled in that he could not discover why just at this moment the menace should glow red.
• Patrick, reddening, thought he saw a flash of understanding.
• The east was beginning to lighten now, and against the reddening sky his dark face appeared almost pale.
• The reddening of the leaf generally begins at the veins and spreads out from them until the whole is tinted.
• She had learned what she was worth when Lucius Harney, looking at her for the first time, had lost the thread of his speech, and leaned reddening on the edge of her desk.
• He looked down and saw the snow reddening at his feet.
• A cool breeze came with the reddening of the sunlight, and stirred the maple tree into its evening whispering.
• The high chapel roof rose clear against the reddening sky, with the bell framed in its turret distinct as if carved out of cardboard against the splendour.
• Reddening uncomfortably, for he divined something of the meaning, he examined the left boot, and drew out three more pairs of gloves, two new and one slightly soiled.
• Rovald cried out, the weapon spun from his fingers, fingers which were slowly reddening.
• Isabel had been out a long afternoon walk by herself through the reddening woods.
• This treatment, especially with blues and blacks, has a tendency to affect the shades, reddening them.
• As yet you look not up, for your heart is awed, and you see but the stately columns reddening away into the gloom.
• This peculiarity is of course true of all chestnut bark, yet here the reddening seems to be deeper and more rapid than the normal.
• And no false sentiment, shedding tears and reddening noses, on the happiest day in the whole year.
• Through the swaying branches of the forest-trees he caught brief glimpses of the granite walls and turrets reddening in the sunset glow.
• To westward, beyond some indistinct land, we see the buried station, reddening and smoking like a factory, and sending out rusty flashes.
• Shyness is, indeed, chiefly recognized by the face reddening, by the eyes being averted or cast down, and by awkward, nervous movements of the body.
• Rage will have been expressed at a very early period by threatening or frantic gestures, by the reddening of the skin, and by glaring eyes, but not by frowning.
• And, further, the combined and independent testimony of Pliny and Ammianus assures us that the Germans were as much in the habit of reddening their hair as the Gauls.
• She could feel her heart beating fast, and the blood heating her cheeks, reddening them.
• And in the evening, when the sun, reddening and growing wider, would come nearer and nearer the western horizon, the blind Lazarus would slowly follow it.
• Lapham laughed, reddening consciously, and said she guessed the Colonel knew how to take care of himself.
• Certainly in their serene and sentimental association she had stumbled on no hidden fires, no reddening embers of that earlier passion.
• They saw all the green rye fields and all the fine meadows, where the clover would soon be reddening and sending forth its sweet fragrance.
• In the inside there is sleeping, in the outside there is reddening, in the morning there is meaning, in the evening there is feeling.
• Many hours had elapsed since, with the flames of the burning Bell House reddening the night behind me, and throwing into lurid relief the fir-groves surrounding Dr.

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