What is another word for rippling?
155 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɹ_ˈɪ_p_l_ɪ_ŋ], [ ɹˈɪplɪŋ], [ ɹˈɪplɪŋ]Table of Contents
Similar words for rippling:Definition for Rippling:
Synonyms for Rippling:
adj.
•billowy (adjective) •flowing (adjective)- most unbroken,
- most tidal,
- more streaming,
- most fluidic,
- most cursive,
- most overrun,
- more flooded,
- most issuing,
- most streaming,
- more unbroken,
- more liquefied,
- more tidal,
- more overrun,
- most flooded,
- most spouting,
- un interrupted,
- more cursive,
- most liquefied,
- more spouting,
- un-broken,
- more fluidic,
- more issuing,
- un broken.
- more howling,
- most snicker,
- most giggling,
- roarest,
- cacklest,
- most hilarity,
- more merriment,
- most chuckling,
- sniggest,
- more cachinnation,
- most gesture,
- more crack up,
- more gesture,
- more giggling,
- most crackup,
- more chuckling,
- more guffaw,
- most howling,
- chortlest,
- gigglest,
- more hilarity,
- more crack-up,
- more amusement,
- shoutest,
- more snicker,
- most amusement,
- most guffaw,
- pealest,
- more crackup,
- most crack-up,
- mirthest,
- gleest,
- crowest,
- chucklest,
- mirther,
- shriekest,
- most crack up,
- GLEER,
- most merriment,
- most cachinnation.
n.
•riffle (noun) •rippling (noun) •wave (noun)v.
•deranging (verb)- Cluttering,
- Disarranging,
- Hashing,
- tumbling,
- Disorganizing,
- Misplacing,
- agitating,
- Displacing,
- Deranging,
- Mussing,
- Roughening,
- whipping,
- Dislocating,
- confounding,
- troubling,
- Convulsing,
- churning,
- confusing,
- perturbing,
- tampering,
- Jumbling,
- Whisking,
- tousling,
- swirling,
- Ruffling,
- meddling,
- Scrambling,
- Rummaging,
- Botching,
- upsetting,
- Muddling,
- Blurring,
- scattering,
- Disheveling,
- fermenting,
- Mislaying,
- tossing,
- Discomposing,
- Disordering,
- roiling,
- disturbing,
- Messing,
- mixing up,
- capsizing,
- Rumpling.
Other synonyms:
•surging
Rippling Sentence Examples:
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In the meantime, the current swept them on, past rippling eddies and rings of foam about half - covered rocks, and presently a gray trail of smoke stretched far along the bank.
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Its steady rippling murmur never stopped, and could be heard day and night through the ever - open windows, gentle and subdued in dry weather, but rising to a roar when rain in the hills brought the flood down in a turbulent torrent.
