Staring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STARING in dictionary:

VERB:
• be unpleasantly prominent or striking
• look fixedly or vacantly at someone or something with one's eyes wide open
• (of a person's eyes) be wide open, with a fixed or vacant expression
NOUN:
• the act of staring
• a long fixed or vacant look
ADJECTIVE:
• looking fixedly
• (used of eyes) open and fixed as if in fear or wonder
• without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gaze fixedly
• present participle of stare

Words related to STARING

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How to use STARING in a sentence

• The water cleared, and I could see him lying in the cool blue depths, his eyes staring, his mouth open, and a little dark eddy about his forehead.
• Margaret was aware of a person with an unhealthy complexion, thick hair of a dead-leaf brown colour, and staring blue eyes that made her think of glass marbles.
• Hudson stood beside his wheel tapping his teeth and staring after her.
• Beth was staring away Westward through the glorious light.
• Staring, she saw that Manuel had all the marks of a man in middle life, and spoke as became appearances.
• LVII Meanwhile Angel Clare had walked automatically along the way by which he had come, and, entering his hotel, sat down over the breakfast, staring at nothingness.
• Lloyd had sank on a chair, and, gray of face, was staring blindly at the man he had run against at the office door that morning.
• Then, staring warily about him, he made straight for the stone behind which Hewitt waited.
• After staring at him for a minute, the boy said something in Irish.
• The two men drew closer together, and stood staring silently at this ominous dead body.
• She stood staring at him, eyes and lips wide with fright now.
• It was a fine sight to see the big, long-horned, staring beasts swimming strongly, while the sinewy naked men urged them forward, utterly at ease in the rushing water.
• And Aja stood, staring at her with stony gaze, like a mirror of her own surprise.
• When I returned to the outer room, the Italian was still staring, but not so fixedly or continuously, at the lady.
• I looked up in horror to find that what seemed to be millions of staring blue eyes were fixed on me.
• What did this Frenchman mean by staring at him like that? As for Sylvia, she was obviously ill at ease.
• An Indian Chief was staring in at their Meeting-house window, showing his teeth in a cruel grin.
• He stood there, without moving, staring at me, and the memory of his eyes even now as I write of it hurts me physically so that my own eyes close.
• For a few terrible moments he stood staring at it, his clenched fists raised above his head.
• I stood for full a minute staring at the coins, the candle in my hand.
• So fast did the lightning play that they were glad to close their eyes lest in staring into that dazzling glare they should find themselves blinded.
• He perceived he was now above the South Downs, and staring over his shoulder saw the battlements of Portsmouth Landing Stage towering over the ridge of Portsdown Hill.
• It would not so much matter if old age was not staring me in the face.
• But once, staring vacantly before me, I found myself unexpectedly in the vicinity of the dreaded house.
• James could not help staring at the elder doctor with more and more amazement.

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