Wounding is valid Scrabble Word

Is wounding a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is wounding valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for WOUNDING in dictionary:

VERB:

inflict a wound on
injure (a person's feelings)

NOUN:

the act of wounding
an injury to living tissue caused by a cut, blow, or other impact, typically one in which the skin is cut or broken
the act of inflicting a wound
an injury to a person's feelings or reputation

ADJECTIVE:

nflicting hurt
causing physical or especially psychological injury

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to inflict an injury upon

Words related to WOUNDING

wound9 wounded12 woundingly18 wounds10

Words that contain WOUNDING

swounding14 woundings14 woundingly18

How to use WOUNDING in a sentence

He took careful aim and fired both barrels of his gun, wounding it badly.
Perhaps, indeed, the regular and correct procedure would have been more deeply wounding than that of which England complains.
Semiramis was represented as on horseback, striking a leopard with a dart, and her husband Ninus as wounding a lion.
From across the way native franc-tireurs fired shots into the house, killing one officer and wounding a second.
They have disarmed the colored people, killing half a dozen in the process, and wounding as many more.
On the other hand, the Spaniards were well armed, and in the course of the day succeeded in killing and wounding no less than sixty of the pirates.
After deliberately and, without apparent cause, shooting and badly wounding Mrs.
That word ought to be kept for manly games and exercises, and not used for the wounding and killing of animals.
At the distance he would be obliged to shoot, he would possibly only succeed in wounding one of his enemies, and he might miss him altogether.
To a certain number of them this day meant death, or wounding.

Then the exasperated soldiers fired into the crowd, killing five and wounding half a dozen more.
I heard afterwards that they succeeded in killing six or eight of them and wounding perhaps a score.
A serious misfortune had almost happened to the Greeks at the hand of Paris, who shot a triple barbed arrow at the hero and physician, Machaon, wounding him in the shoulder.
Men and women were fallen here and there on the pavement or supporting themselves by pillar and wall, wailing, tearing their hair, wounding their faces, rending their garments.
The bullets went between the logs, which were far apart, and in at the open door, killing and wounding the brethren within.
But before going they inflicted one great loss, mortally wounding the gifted Captain Peebles, the only officer who knew the working of a Maxim gun, then new to the army.
If she had succeeded in wounding the man with the first shot of the revolver, she would, doubtless, have escaped the blow with the bone.
He defended himself with bravery, and after wounding several of the assailants, was disarmed with some difficulty.
I had hardly uttered the words when a shell burst, killing one man and wounding in the thigh the one to whom I was talking.
Her last torpedo, when just on the point of being fired, was hit by a German shell and exploded, killing and wounding everybody near.
The first shell passed through the cabin, wounding a person near me, and grazing a post against which Colburn and myself were resting our chairs.
It might be said that the competition, in this example, is between serving his friend and wounding his own self-respect.
One of them burst on the sixth or seventh day, killing the gunners and severely wounding the governor, who personally superintended the defense.
And this affected him as the wounding of some strong free creature might, stirring his blood in a fashion new to him and strange.
Three of my party then fired, slightly wounding one of them, when they all immediately ran away as fast as they could.
It hurt her subtly, wounding her as she had never expected to be wounded, shaking her faith in what she had ever believed to be immutable.
Fifty-five tons exploded at one time, wounding 700 people, killing 80, and leaving 1,500 homeless.
The mob, however, threw large stones at the Guard, who fired, killing or wounding, as usual, harmless spectators.
But its commander, of a sturdy temper, had opened fire, killing and wounding many.
Again, By wounding me, she learnt the fatal Art, And the first Sigh she had, was from my Heart.

Similar words containing WOUND without suffix ing

wound9 swound10 wounds10 woundy13 enwound11 inwound11 rewound11 swounds11 unwound11 upwound13 wounded12 wounder11 outwound12 swounded13 wounders12 woundier12 woundily15 overwound16 swounding14 unwounded14 woundable15 woundedly17 woundiest13 woundings14 woundless13 woundwort16 interwound14 woundingly18 woundworts17 unwoundable17

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