Crossword clues for dring
Wiktionary
n. 1 (lb en UK dialectal) A throng; crowd. 2 (lb en UK dialectal) A narrow passage. vb. (lb en UK dialectal transitive) To press; squeeze; crowd; push.
Wikipedia
Dring may refer to:
- Clive Dring (born 1934), English cricketer
- Edgar Dring (1896–1955), Australian politician
- Sir John Dring (1902–1991), British colonial administrator, Prime Minister Bahawalpur
- Julian Dring, herpetologist
- Lawrie Dring (1931–2012), British scouter
- Madeleine Dring (1923–1977), English composer and actress
- Rawlins Dring (fl.1688), English physician
- Ray Dring (1924–2003), English professional footballer
- Simon Dring (born 1945), English journalist
- Thomas Dring (died 1668), English publisher and bookseller
- William Dring (1904–1990), English portrait painter
or to:
- Dring, County Fermanagh, a townland in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
Usage examples of "dring".
Of them all, Lucyler was the only Triin in the company, and he did not hail from Dring but from Tatterak, the rugged region of Lucel-Lor to which the Daegog had been exiled.
And for his great loyalty and courage, Lucyler was given the unenviable assignment of helping secure the Dring Valley, and of keeping an eye on Richius.
As far as any of them knew, the Triin leader was in Tatterak with the loyalist warlord Kronin, and probably too preoccupied with the invading Drol to give much thought to his man in the Dring Valley.
Castle Dring was the stronghold of Voris the Wolf, warlord of the Dring Valley.
He had come to Castle Dring hoping to find solace in the company of his adopted family, to seek counsel from the Wolf, and to beg his patron god for guidance.
He had told Voris he would leave Castle Dring at dawn, and Voris was always punctual.
She may still be in Dring, maybe in a different village, maybe somewhere where I cannot find her.
There was still young Vantran in Dring, but he would no doubt be leaving, too, once he heard that his war duke had retreated.
Wolf was beloved in Dring, a mystery Dyana puzzled over as she walked with her ragged company along the winding Sheaze River.
It had been nearly a full year since he had arrived in the Dring Valley, and almost two years since he had left home.
They had grown up together, had become Guardsmen together, and had even endured the hell of Dring together.
But storms in Dring were not uncommon, and the men did their best to fight away the damp with cloaks, and the rats with shovel backs.
Wolf, Warlord of Dring, stopped some ten yards from the trench, near enough for an arrow to pierce his heart.
Voris of Dring was there, a massive white wolf sitting dutifully at his side.
Most of these were soldiers who had returned alive from the Dring Valley, some three hundred in all.