Tiring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIRING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• in falconry, a bony or tough portion of meat given to a bird to pull at for exercise
ADJECTIVE:
• causing one to need rest or sleep; fatiguing
• producing exhaustion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grow tired
• present participle of tire

Words related to TIRING

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How to use TIRING in a sentence

• It is unquestionably heavier than the ordinary sack, but the frame resting on the hips helps to distribute the weight and it is said to be less tiring to carry.
• I do not know what would have happened if Miss Thomson, when she found she was tiring, had stayed back for a little while and then resumed her tactics at the net.
• She worked and dug and pulled up weeds steadily, only becoming more pleased with her work every hour instead of tiring of it.
• Tiring for the men, but in itself more even, and therefore less tiring for the animals.
• This is something in favour, but the pulling is tiring us, though we are getting into better ski drawing again.
• The ponies are slowly tiring, but we lighten loads again to-morrow by making another depot.
• What he was not, Jack was, and the worst part of it was that there was no tiring Jack.
• I pass over many other peculiarities for fear of tiring your Majesty.
• Tiring of their own efforts, the murderers at last desisted.
• But when he came, after a long, tiring walk to the village, and the square, alas! there was the clown, doing his silly tricks for the crowd.
• Figures in both walls and ceiling are tiring, besides having none of the effect resulting from contrast.
• And the variety of occupation he left her was so great that without tiring herself in any one thing, Winnie generally found the lonely hours of her day pretty well filled up.
• Without setting your wife to work the crank of a machine, there are a thousand ways of tiring her out under the load of constant work.
• He was hale and hearty almost to the end, leading a hunting-party to the mouth of the Kansas when he was eighty-two years old, and completely tiring out its younger members.
• Yet he did not look like tiring, but stepped out for Round 7 with the same inscrutable smile.
• To-day most busy and tiring day, as all Sundays are.
• Henceforth he hurried from house to house, tiring of each last abode more rapidly than the one that had preceded it.
• It is quite tiring and should only be used for short distances.
• They got into deep drifts, and stumbled out again, tiring themselves greatly in the process.
• In his older days Lee would tell with enthusiasm how as a boy he had followed the hunt, not infrequently on foot, for hours over hill and valley without tiring.
• It was tiring enough merely to walk out to see them, without having anything else to do.
• The snow fell thicker and thicker, and it was growing dark, and he was tiring.
• You may have seen how I rolled your little comrades downstairs without tiring their own legs! You yourself shall follow them.
• At last the orchestra leader, tiring of the long delay, passed the word to his musicians.
• After the tiring labor in the mills we still had joy that found its voice in song.
• And all the while the top of the tree Is tiring itself out, and dying, Trying to grow.
• Boston Frank in sheer desperation again urged the rapidly tiring horse to one last effort, but soon the best speed he could get out of the animal was a slow trot.
• Camp was reached at nightfall after a very long, dusty, and tiring march, the rear-guard getting in after dark.
• On again at daybreak, the journey being still more tiring, for it is impossible to force the canoes heavily laden up some of the cataracts.

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