Verging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VERGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• VERGE, to come near
• be very close or similar to
• incline in a certain direction or towards a particular state
NOUN:
• an edge or border
• a grass edging such as that by the side of a road or path
• an edge of tiles projecting over a gable.
• an extreme limit beyond which something specified will happen
• a wand or rod carried before a bishop or dean as an emblem of office.

Words related to VERGING

verge9 verged11 verges10

Words that contain VERGING

diverging15 converging17 divergingly20

How to use VERGING in a sentence

• Amid the fierce conflict of parties which marked the reign of Louis Philippe, Guizot gradually became more and more conservative, verging on absolutism.
• She ran downstairs to see them go, returning in time to receive the wailing Pat who had been sent to bed in a state verging on hysterics.
• But just as the morning was verging on forenoon, a goose came flying, all by herself, under the thick tree-canopy.
• March, meanwhile, was verging on April, and still he did not speak of leaving.
• Here was this nephew of his talking of a thousand pounds with an indifference verging on contempt.
• Harding was a small man, now verging on sixty years.
• The Celts have black hair and eyes, and a white skin, verging to brown.
• There is no vermilion, no pure scarlet or crimson, but a mixed tint verging upon lake.
• One young man just verging upon manhood, was cut suddenly down with but little warning.
• Another daughter passed away just as her sun was verging toward the western hemisphere, leaving a son and daughter.
• The Captain of the Fleet said to Layman that the Danes were too strong to attack, and a torpor verging to despondency prevailed in the councils.
• For a period verging upon eight hundred years it remained the frontier of the German Empire.
• Her chin was short and perhaps now verging to that size which we call a double chin, and marked by as broad a dimple as ever Venus made with her finger on the face of a woman.
• From every westward avenue came more men, speeding in ever thickening lines verging to one centre.
• The couple were not well-assorted, the earl verging on three-score years, while the lady had not seen her twentieth summer on the day of her nuptials.
• It was not the first time this thing had happened, and from a diversion it was verging closely on the monotonous.
• Billette, poor woman, was fast verging on another attack of hysteria.
• The time is supposed to be night, verging on morning.
• Its colour is a reddish fawn, verging on white in very old individuals.
• About half a mile farther on he reached the junction of another road which appeared also to lead northward, verging slightly in an easterly direction.
• This light, subdued and somber though it was, slowly fading, verging toward a night of May, disclosed unusual furnishings.
• The nearer I find myself verging to that period of life which is to be labour and sorrow, the more I prop myself upon those few supports that are left me.
• Some of these unhappy men were held in high estimation by their officers, but the others, together with the accomplice Hunt, had been long verging toward this melancholy end.
• But the church is interesting, though desecrated and verging to ruin.
• The farther tower has less decoration, and is verging to decay.
• No, on the whole she decided that it was verging upon foolish sentimentality to contemplate the possibility of falling in love.
• The robust head, the neck, and the throat, are covered with slate-colored feathers verging on green, and not presenting the repulsive aspect of the naked skin of the adjutant.
• Here all is verging towards a state of desperation.
• Verging close upon fanaticism at times, it swept away considerations of time and place, and overwhelmed appeals to expediency.
• Yellett looked towards the mountain-range that separated her from the Mormon country, and her listeners realized that she was verging perilously close to confidences.
• With respect to the mental condition of criminals, it cannot be established that it is, on the whole, a condition of insanity, or even verging on insanity.
• Daniel was verging on ninety when this great test of his faithfulness was presented to him.

Similar words containing VERG without suffix ing

verge9 overgo10 verged11 verger10 verges10 diverge12 overget11 overgot11 vergers11 verglas11 converge14 diverged14 diverges13 overgall12 overgang13 overgave15 overgear12 overgets12 overgild13 overgilt12 overgird13 overgirt12 overgive15 overglad13 overgoad13 overgoes12 overgone12 overgrew15 overgrow15 vergence14 vergency17 converged16 converges15 divergent14 diverging15 everglade14 evergreen13 overgalls13 overgangs14 overgears13 overgilds14 overgirds14 overgiven16 overgives16 overglaze22 overgloom15 overgoads14 overgoing14 overgorge14 overgrade14 overgrain13 overgrass13 overgraze22 overgreat13 overgreen13 overgrown16 overgrows16 vergences15 verglases13 convergent16 converging17 divergence17 divergency20 everglades15 evergreens14 overgalled15 overgeared15 overgilded16 overgirded16 overgiving18 overglance16 overglazed24 overglazes23 overglooms16 overgoaded16 overgoings15 overgorged16 overgorges15 overgovern17 overgraded16 overgrades15 overgrains14 overgrazed24 overgrazes23 overgreedy18 overgreens14 overground15 overgrowth20 vergeboard17 vergencies16 vergership19 advergaming19 clovergrass17 convergence19 convergency22 divergement18 divergences18 divergently19 divergingly20 overgalling16 Show more ...

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