wringing (Meaning)

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wringing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Wring

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a. & n. from Wring, v.

The towels were wringing wet after the heavy downpour.
She wrung her hands in anxiety as she waited for the test results.
The wet dog shook itself, wringing droplets all over the floor.
The housekeeper wrung out the mop before mopping the kitchen floor.
The wringing of the Lemon's juice directly into the cocktail gave it the perfect flavor.
The dripping faucet wrung a constant stream of water into the sink, creating a monotonous noise.
The victim's clothes were wringing with sweat after being rescued from the burning building.
The wringing of the newspaper was essential to remove the excess ink before placing it on the table.
The weightlifter gripped the barbell tightly, his muscles wringing beneath the strain.
She wrung the blanket with frustration, unable to get it dry enough to use.

of Wring, a. & n. from Wring, v.

twist,twisting, tug,wrenching, wresting, wrench, pull, extraction, dislocation, displacement

inserting, instilling,inserting, installing, instilling, installing, jamming, jamming, stuffing, implanting

The towels were wringing wet after the heavy downpour.

She wrung her hands in anxiety as she waited for the test results.

The wet dog shook itself, wringing droplets all over the floor.

The housekeeper wrung out the mop before mopping the kitchen floor.