rippling

IPA: rˈɪpʌɫɪŋ

Moving in a chaotic, undulating fashion, as in a flow of water or a flag blowing in the wind.

Examples of "rippling" in Sentences

Larry approached the bed, his expression rippling between hopeful and worried.
Suspended graphene also showed "rippling" of the flat sheet, with amplitude of about one nanometer.
Goldberg, a co-host, wondered who shot the footage and why the flag was "rippling" if there was no wind."
The first process to which the freshly pulled flax is submitted is that of "rippling" or the removal of the seed capsules.
Its houses and public were of uneven height, which lent the city a kind of rippling quali well fitted to a metropolis surrounded by water.
The little waves of the river glittered and shone and rolled lazily down upon the channel, or curled up in rippling eddies towards the shore.
She had flowing red hair, very full breasts, and a kind of rippling walk that forced him to avert his eyes lest he suffer an embarrassing reaction.
Its houses and public buildings were of uneven height, which lent the city a kind of rippling quality well fitted to a metropolis surrounded by water.
He thought about how she looked earlier that very day when she had let her true form roll over her - skin rippling to her true blue color, wings and antenna sprouting back into their rightful places (she was breathtaking).