Crossword-Solution: HURLING 7 letters, 25 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 11

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Word Word Type Definition
Hurling p. pr. & vb. n. of Hurl
Hurling n. The act of throwing with force.
Hurling n. A kind of game at ball, formerly played.

We have 25 clues for the answer “HURLING”

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a traditional Irish game resembling hockey 1 answer
It's said to be the world's fastest field sport 1 answer
Irish sport 1 answer
Irish game resembling field hockey 1 answer
Irish game like hockey 1 answer
IRISH national game 1 answer
Field hockey's Irish cousin 1 answer
Field hockey relative 1 answer
Early form of football 1 answer
Shinty 2 answers
CAMANACHD 2 answers
Violent throw 2 answers
SCOTTISH ball and stick-like game 2 answers
IRISH ball and stick game 3 answers
IRISH game 5 answers
HOCKEY-like game 5 answers
splashing 8 answers
flinging 8 answers
BALL and stick game 9 answers
A GAME RESEMBLING ICE HOCKEY THAT IS PLAYED ON AN OPEN FIELD 10 answers
A GAME RESEMBLING HANDBALL 11 answers
"Breaking ___" 22 answers
shattering 33 answers
Rolling ___ 39 answers
crushing 51 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
TAEER
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greedy person
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Sentences with HURLING (5)

They were rapidly disappearing when it occurred to me to follow them, and so, hurling caution to the winds, I sprang across the meadow in their wake with leaps and bounds even more prodigious than their own, for the muscles of an athletic Earth man produce remarkable results when pitted against the lesser gravity and air pressure of Mars.
The Gods of Mars Edgar Rice Burroughs 1993
Hurling myself through the aperture I reached the garden, but a hundred feet from where the black was choking the life from my Dejah Thoris, and with a single great bound I was upon him.
The Warlord of Mars Edgar Rice Burroughs 1993
She did, he said, make certain signs upon the wound, and repeated certain mysterious words, which he blessed God he understood not, when the iron head of a square cross-bow bolt disengaged itself from the wound, the bleeding was stanched, the wound was closed, and the dying man was, within a quarter of an hour, walking upon the ramparts, and assisting the witness in managing a mangonel, or machine for hurling stones.
Ivanhoe Walter Scott 1993
One day as he was thus engaged, tracking an unsuspecting savage, he came upon the fellow in the act of hurling a spear at a wounded white man who crouched in a clump of bush at the trail’s side.
The Beasts of Tarzan Edgar Rice Burroughs 1993
Twenty paces behind the lioness stood the great ape, bellowing instructions to the boy and hurling taunts at the lioness in an evident effort to attract her attention from the lad while he gained the shelter of a near-by tree.
The Son of Tarzan Edgar Rice Burroughs 1993

Quotes with HURLING (3)

I have realized; it is during the times I am far outside my element that I experience myself the most. That I see and feel who I really am, the most! I think that's what a comet is like, you see, a comet is born in the outer realms of the universe! But it's only when it ventures too close to our sun or to other stars that it releases the blazing "tail" behind it and shoots brazen through the heavens! And meteors become sucked into our atmosphere before they burst like firecra…
C. JoyBell C.
Despite the chaos that was tearing her head apart, Tevi understood what scene Yenneg was attempting to play out, with herself as a conscripted actor. She needed to force out an explanation or denial, but no words could get past her lips. Jemeryl's presence was paralysing her, an effect far more irresistible than anything Yenneg had achieved. Tevi watched Jemeryl take another few steps forwards and then crouch down so that their eyes were no more than a foot apart. Tevi though…
Jane Fletcher The Empress And the Acolyte
Publishing a book is like stuffing a note into a bottle and hurling it into the sea. Some bottles drown, some come safe to land, where the notes are read and then possibly cherished, or else misinterpreted, or else understood all too well by those who hate the message. You never know who your readers might be.
Margaret Atwood
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Appears in: NYT, USA TODAY, WP.

Used 5 times in crossword archives (1980–2013).