Rocking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROCKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move gently to and fro or from side to side
• (with reference to a building or region) shake or cause to shake or vibrate, especially because of an impact, earthquake, or explosion
• cause great shock or distress to (someone or something), especially so as to weaken or destabilize
• dance to or play rock music
• (of a place) be exciting or full of social activity
• be very good or pleasing
• wear (a garment) or affect (an attitude or style), especially in a confident or flamboyant way
NOUN:
• the act of rocking
• the solid mineral material forming part of the surface of the earth and other similar planets, exposed on the surface or underlying the soil
• any natural material, hard or soft (e.g. clay), having a distinctive mineral composition.
• informal name for Gibraltar.
• informal name for Newfoundland.
• a large piece of rock which has become detached from a cliff or mountain; a boulder
• a stone of any size
• a kind of hard confectionery in the form of cylindrical peppermint-flavoured sticks
• a precious stone, especially a diamond.
• a small piece of crack cocaine
• used to refer to someone or something that is extremely strong, reliable, or hard
• (especially with allusion to shipwrecks) a source of danger or destruction
• money.
• rock music
• rock and roll.
• a gentle movement to and fro or from side to side
• a mass of rock projecting above the earth's surface or out of the sea
• a man's testicles.
ADJECTIVE:
• moving back and forth
• Having a swaying, rolling, or back-and-forth movement; used for rocking.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move back and forth

Words related to ROCKING

rock10 rocked13 rockingly19 rocks11

How to use ROCKING in a sentence

• Where I sit I can look out through the open doorway and see Harriet near the fireplace rocking and sewing.
• I just stood there with my hands up, rocking slightly from side to side, and wondering how long it would be before I tumbled over.
• The train dashed on through the night, rumbling, rocking, waking the echoes now and then with its screaming whistle, and finally it pulled into the station at Pittston.
• Laura continued rocking, fifty strokes a minute, and stitching at the rate of sixty.
• But he was receiving the blows on his gloves and shoulders, rocking back and forth to the force of them like a tree in a storm, while the house cheered its delight.
• The ship lay quiet, rocking ever so lightly in the small swell.
• He stood sobbing, his body rocking slightly, rocking gently, then with a sigh, came slowly down on to the turf.
• On the long, low porch you would see two old folks rocking.
• The gods were too absorbed in great things, the shifting of the heavens, the flight of the wind and the rocking of the waters, to care for her great burden of trouble.
• Endless strings of ambulances went rocking and rolling by and some of them were dripping crimson.
• Its notion was that it was made to rock, and that when it was not rocking, it was wasting its time.
• As she sat propped with pillows, rocking slowly to and fro and coughing, coughing, feebly coughing her life out, she looked a thousand years old.
• On the doorstep sat a woman who appeared to be rocking her baby to sleep in her arms.
• He did not come very near Rose, who had crawled up out of the water and sat rocking herself too and fro and nursing her hurt ankle.
• When he was sitting, or standing still, he swayed back and forth incessantly, like a rocking toy.
• The girl frowned angrily a moment, then gave a foreign little shrug of her shoulder and settled herself in a low rocking chair near the bread, her hands loose in her lap.
• ADVENTURES of the RUNAWAY ROCKING CHAIR Racky creaked and groaned when fat Grandma sat on him too hard.
• Spanish vessels lay rocking to the tide as Drake glided into the port.
• She saw her, in some celestial rocking chair, her tired hands folded, slowly rocking and resting.
• The increased rocking of the ship showed that the sea was getting rougher.
• If the craft is intended for rough waters, care must be taken to make the platform pliable yet stiff and as narrow as convenient to take care of the rocking movements.
• Some earth crumbled, and we plunged downward into water rocking among stones, and upward again through some more crumbling earth.
• Then he adopted in his gait a rocking movement, and the child was soothed and silenced.
• A bent old man who ought to have been sitting on a porch in a rocking chair had discharged it from the edge of a wood.
• What pride could she take in having a gorgeous home on Fifth Avenue with all these Carthage people rocking on the front porch.
• The procession now went rocking off between corn fields and high hedges along another road than the one it had come by.
• From underground there came a sudden rocking, followed, after a breathless interval, by a loud, crashing boom.
• They have covered the class room walls with pictures from magazines, have brought rocking chairs from home and use their room as the place to plan the fun for the following week.
• So did not we! You could hear the solid roar run West along the Wall as his chair was carried rocking through the crowds.

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