Thrusting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THRUSTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• push suddenly or violently in a specified direction
• move or advance forcibly
• extend so as to project conspicuously
• force (someone) to accept or deal with something
NOUN:
• the act of thrusting
• a sudden or violent lunge with a pointed weapon or a bodily part
• a forceful attack or effort
• the principal purpose or theme of a course of action or line of reasoning
• the propulsive force of a jet or rocket engine
• the lateral pressure exerted by an arch or other support in a building
• a reverse fault of low angle, with older strata displaced horizontally over newer.
• The act of pushing with force.
• The act of squeezing curd with the hand, to expel the whey.
• The white whey, or that which is last pressed out of the curd by the hand, and of which butter is sometimes made.
• a sharp hand gesture (resembling a blow)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to push forcibly

Words related to THRUSTING

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How to use THRUSTING in a sentence

• Van Torp, rising deliberately and thrusting his hands into his pockets.
• The spear was of wood, with a metal head, was about five or six feet in length, and used for thrusting.
• Thrusting his hand inside, he drew out a bundle of bills.
• It was a ten-gallon keg that had been used for sugar, some of which was still in the bottom, and thrusting in his huge head, the keg-rim, bristling with nails, stuck to him.
• Thrusting his muzzle to meet her in love, he chanced to encounter her face with his soft-hard little nose with such force as to make her recoil and cry out.
• The fellow was stooping with his head forward thrusting the boy through a tiny window, when I came down upon him just where the neck joins the spine.
• Before he was aware of it, he found himself kneeling at her feet, clutching her hands, and thrusting his face upward without daring to reach her lips.
• This war of exhaustion may be going on for a year or so more, but the end will be the thrusting in of the too extended German lines.
• Perhaps they found it pleasant to be thrusting their noses into something that resembled soil, after so long a confinement to the planks of a ship.
• The trees around, with their great protruding limbs, were like shadowy demons thrusting out their gaunt arms to seize him.
• By and by one came towards me, and thrusting his hand into the bosome of the goddesse Siria, brought out the cup which they had stole.
• And, thrusting a piece of iron into his mouth, he forced him out of the room.
• In a flash his grimy little hands were in the basin, and he was thrusting the bread and milk into his mouth with both of them.
• But now that he had me in his power he came to me like a madman, and thrusting his finger into my right eye, pulled it out, and thus I became blind of one eye.
• On that basis he quickly came to terms with the views of his thrusting lieutenants.
• And Mirandy ate them, thrusting the pewter spoon, laden with those stolen berries, desperately into her mouth.
• The Decurio spoke a few words in the Wallachian language, on which they replied more vehemently than before, at the same time thrusting forward the kalpag on the pole.
• For man is a creature thrusting his way up from the beast to divinity, from the blindness of individuality to the knowledge of a common end.
• Once outside, Greg drew off his gloves, thrusting them in under the breast of his gray uniform coat.
• Lew sat near the fire, cross-legged on his pack bag, thrusting an occasional stick into the flames.
• The weapons used by the Khasis for hunting are bows and arrows, the latter with barbed iron heads, and spears which are used both for casting and thrusting.
• When both were ready, which was very soon, Tom softly opened the door of their parlor, thrusting one foot out into the broad corridor.
• And, thrusting upward through the papers, catching her eye because the papers were white and it was another colour, was a long, yellow envelope.
• Tavia pushed some garments rather roughly aside to make a place for the heavy cloak, thrusting her arm well into the depths of the closet.
• And they drew forth Alexander out of the multitude, the Jews thrusting him forward.

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