Rousing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROUSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ROUSE, to disturb or awaken
• cause to stop sleeping
• cease to sleep or to be inactive; wake up
• bring out of inactivity
• startle (game) from a lair or cover.
• make angry or excited
• give rise to (an emotion or feeling)
• stir (a liquid, especially beer while brewing)
• haul (something) vigorously in the specified direction
NOUN:
• the act of arousing
ADJECTIVE:
• lively, vigorous
• Having power to awaken or excite; exciting.
• Very great; violent; astounding; as, a rousing fire; a rousing lie.
• capable of arousing enthusiasm or excitement
• rousing to activity or heightened action as by spurring or goading
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring out of a state of sleep or inactivity

Words related to ROUSING

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How to use ROUSING in a sentence

• Terror preceded the Gauls as they laid waste everything on their way, and this paralyzed the courage of the Romans, instead of rousing them to a desperate resistance.
• After the singer had responded to a rousing encore, the stout man at the piano began to run his fingers up and down the keyboard.
• They rose gently in the calm as if fearful of rousing their deadly foe in the west.
• It seemed from his countenance that remorse and shame were rousing up his better nature.
• Rousing himself, Leonard ran towards the farmer, who appeared delighted to see them back again, and conducted them to his dwelling.
• Wanted to be got straight out of the house without rousing anybody.
• I seem to catch a new tone in the murmur of this rousing generation.
• Kahoots was apparently very much bored, but he was not bored in quite the same way as the judge, who, suddenly rousing himself, asked Mr.
• There must be something serious indeed for them to be rousing me so early.
• We had two or three good rousing laughs, however, and that did us both good.
• They retained sympathy with the theological opinions of Elias Hicks, but his rousing remonstrances against slavery would have been generally very unwelcome to their ears.
• Lanley, coming in about an hour later, certainly imagined he was rousing an invalid from a refreshing rest.
• The military education aims at training the moral personality to independent thought and action, and at the same time rousing patriotic feelings among the men.
• He came on us when you were away rousing your lady, but we got him to be quiet between us.
• She is rousing to anger and vengeance the whole tribe.
• THORNE, his supporters did their best to give him a rousing welcome.
• They cheered the President with rousing enthusiasm.
• But here also were some Indian sentinels, who fled in haste on seeing them, rousing the sleeping city with their cries.
• At home they found a rousing fire and something to eat awaiting them, with Mrs.
• Then I rose up, and crept from the hut as I had entered it, and rousing certain trusty messengers, I dispatched them, running swiftly through the night.
• She gave a little shake of her shoulders, as if rousing herself, and, turning from the desk, came toward me.
• They were expected to return the following evening, and the ranch was set in order to give the bride a rousing reception on her arrival at Las Palomas.
• Marcellus then, suddenly crossing the Po, led his legions into the territory of Comum, where the Insubrians, after rousing the people of the country to arms, lay encamped.
• I was finishing one to the very same quarter when you came in, and if a sound rousing be worth anything, I think I shall have a special messenger before two days have passed.
• The boat looked familiar to them and they gave the captain a rousing greeting.
• So there came a night when the boy, rousing from a doze into which he had dropped, saw the sick man stretched upon his pallet motionless as he had not been for days.
• The means which lay readiest to his use for rousing the dormant spirit of the city was his social position.
• THE ROUSING OF ACHILLES The Odyssey of Homer Adapted by Jeanie Lang I.
• VI THE ROUSING OF ACHILLES Fierce had been the fight before Patroclus died.

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