Wrung is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRUNG in dictionary:

VERB:
• WRING, to twist so as to compress
OTHER:
• squeeze and twist (something) to force liquid from it.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. & p. p. of Wring.
• a past tense of wring

Words related to WRUNG

wring9 wringed12 wringing13 wrings10

Words that contain WRUNG

unwrung11

How to use WRUNG in a sentence

• We have our information from the lips of an aunt of the Honorable HORATIUS GREELEY, who met Miss LOGAN in Chicago in 1812, and wrung the confession from the gifted lady herself.
• It was a hard struggle with pain that had wrung out that tear.
• Ted Barton wrung his hands and danced about in an agony in his corner.
• The convict hesitated for a moment, then suddenly extended his hands, and while he wrung ours, promised a compliance.
• Diana wrung her hands, turned and walked swiftly toward a neighboring heap of rocks whose shadows swallowed her.
• And of the tithe wrung from misfortune, the Government, strange to say! takes its share, and the national revenue is swelled by a tax on commercial failure.
• With one voice the council of war, which was hastily summoned, declined once more to obey these instructions, which they declared had been wrung out of Elphinstone by force.
• Somerville was almost unconscious, while her husband knelt by her side and wrung his hands in abject misery.
• You shall have nothing, nothing save this which you have wrung from me.
• Carmela wanted to see those curved lips writhing in pain, those brown eyes dimmed, that smooth brow wrung with the grief that knows no remedy.
• He had wrung respect and admiration from a hostile public sentiment which he had openly and contemptuously defied.
• He wrung for himself a sort of independence from Bijapur.
• Schubert suffered privations and poverty, and his song was wrung from him alike at moments of inspiration and of necessity.
• I came back, and hurried up and down and wrung my hands in an agony.
• We had the whole of that day, the night, and the next day of it, and only a trifle of dew we wrung out of our clothes and the tent.
• The old man was smart for his years, but bore evidence that much hard labor had been wrung out of him by Slavery.

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