Wapping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAPPING in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OR WITHOUT OBJECT) [WAPPED, WAP·PING]:
• whop.
VERB:
• WAP, to throw or pull quickly
NOUN:
• Yelping.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wrap

Words related to WAPPING

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How to use WAPPING in a sentence

• He used the latter in a barbarous manner at his lodgings in Wapping, but particularly by beating him over the head with a pistol, which occasioned his head to swell.
• Too late Wapping realized the benevolent disposition and the kindly but unobtrusive nature that had departed from it for ever.
• He had discovered a man from Wapping, I think, and was talking in the accent of Stratford-atte-Bow to boys from that familiar district of his youth.
• We walked down the Thames, through the narrow streets of Wapping, Over the mouth of the Tunnel is a large circular building, with a dome to light the entrance below.
• Having made such provision as my prudence suggested to me, I retired for that night to an inn in the midway between Mile-end and Wapping.
• I despatched therefore a servant into Wapping to bring in haste the best tooth-drawer he could find.
• After this occurence, not a word was exchanged between them until they came in sight of the sloop, which was lying at anchor off Wapping.
• At this place of refuge, situated in the heart of Wapping, near the river-side, he arrived in less than an hour, in a complete state of exhaustion.
• Chiffinch had sent down to Wapping, to say that my Lord Shaftesbury had slipped away and taken boat for Holland.
• If he is not Arthur Orton, then there never was an Arthur Orton, and Wapping is a place which has no existence out of the annals of the Tichborne trial.
• They included a great number of persons from Wapping, who swore they did not recognise in the defendant the lad whom they had known as Arthur Orton.
• Taken prisoner off the Irish coast, he was brought to London and hanged at Wapping.
• Cruised off the coast of Ireland, was taken prisoner by an English ship, and hanged at Wapping.
• Hanged at Execution Dock at Wapping on June 11th, 1725.
• Lee posted off to Wapping, where he at once perceived that the plant was new in this part of the world.
• Then, as the tide was not yet making, to help me back up the river, I wandered into Wapping fields, where a gang of beggars camped.
• I hurried back toward Wapping in the hope of finding a constable to recover my handkerchief for me.
• The warehouses of that meandering chasm which is Wapping High Street are like weathered and unequal cliffs.
• In the experience of Wapping, Poplar, Rotherhithe, Limehouse, and Deptford, when they really came to life, there was precious little sleep, and no vegetables worth mentioning.

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