Tugging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TUGGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• pull (something) hard or suddenly
• tow (a ship) by means of a tugboat
NOUN:
• the act of tugging
• a hard or sudden pull
• a small, powerful boat used for towing larger boats and ships, especially in harbour.
• an aircraft towing a glider.
• a loop from a horse's saddle which supports a shaft or trace.
ADJECTIVE:
• pulling forcibly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pull with force
• present participle of tug

Words related to TUGGING

tug4 tugged9 tuggingly15 tugs5

Words that contain TUGGING

tuggings11 tuggingly15

How to use TUGGING in a sentence

• But it was a tonic to young nerves to see how, like one dead, the man lay there, for all the calling and tugging by the arm.
• I could hear him tugging at the sail which they had spread over the outer boat.
• A great vessel was straining and tugging, and I could see lights here and there that showed the water black as night.
• The harried, desperate look of panic with which she gazed at him and tried, tugging at his hands, to turn away, revealed to him that he had leaped upon the truth.
• After much pulling and tugging, and making myself very warm, I hoisted the main-sail.
• The driver was tugging at the harness of the horses, apparently fixing it.
• Imagine that you are tugging up a lifeboat out of the sea.
• The tugging of the youthful knight hurt Alberich sore.
• It is wearisome work this tugging and straining to advance a light sledge.
• I suppose I thought it was an awfully jolly thing to have it there, to know my way back to it, but there was the school tugging at me.
• The instant that night fell they were both up upon the pegs, grinding away at the hard stone and tugging at the bars.
• Tugging at the leather lines they drew the walrus one by one from the water to the ice.
• He was thoughtful, perturbed, tugging slowly at the ends of his mustache.
• At the same time, being very clever indeed, the rat kept tugging, tugging, tugging at the cord.
• After a few minutes rest they were again tugging along towards their little ark.
• Sir George Burnwell tried to get away, but Arthur caught him, and there was a struggle between them, your lad tugging at one side of the coronet, and his opponent at the other.
• Dick was valiantly tugging at two large buckets of water.
• Carteret, tugging at a line of chairs attached to a plank, like a very small bird with a very large twig.
• The fumbling about his body changed to a tugging and once more he was sent rolling down the slope.
• It is, however, unhappily true that many good and useful men are forced by circumstances to work at one thing, while their hearts are tugging to be at something else.
• I saw that someone was tugging and trying to get it loose, so I swung up there and straightened it.
• He remained staring and blinking, first chewing at his mustache and then tugging it with blunt, trembling fingers.
• But through sin has come strain, tugging, friction, unequal division.
• Now, with despair tugging at his heart, Prescott released his hold.
• A moment later he felt a great pulling and tugging at his coat tails.
• But though blind and vague and confused that tugging is never the less tense, but ever more, and then yet more.
• Some of them I can already think back and see myself tugging at, and it makes me hot all over.
• No, in spite of the tugging of her memory, there was nothing to link this person in the spotless white turban and full-skirted coat of the bearer to her fastidious self.

Similar words containing TUGG without suffix ing

stuggy11 tugged9 tugger8 tuggers9 stuggier10 tuggings11 stuggiest11 tuggingly15

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