Begging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEGGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ask someone earnestly or humbly for something
• ask for (something) earnestly or humbly
• ask formally for (permission to do something)
• ask for food or money as charity
• acquire (food or money) from someone by begging
• (of a dog) sit up with the front paws raised expectantly in the hope of a reward.
NOUN:
• the act of begging
• a solicitation for money or food (especially in the street by an apparently penniless person)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plead
• present participle of beg

Words related to BEGGING

beg6 begged11 begs7 mendicant14

Words that contain BEGGING

abegging13 beggings13 beggingly17 outbegging15

How to use BEGGING in a sentence

• One of his successors, the Grand Coesre surnamed Anacreon, who suffered from the same infirmity, namely, that of a cripple, rode about Paris on a donkey begging.
• Persons are prohibited from begging in England and Scotland, but I suppose, this being an extraordinary day, license was given them as a favor, to beg free.
• With a startled exclamation, the man tried to follow calling to her, reassuring her, begging her to come back.
• Jackson, and told him her belief, begging him not to put his threat of expulsion into execution.
• They swept forward, surrounding her, begging her to sing again.
• There were seven hundred and more dead and wounded in the battalion, but the trench was theirs and Fritz was again begging for mercy.
• Pereira, who was among them, was also very genial, begging me to be sure and get well, since he did not wish to beat one who was still crippled, even at a game of goose shooting.
• Nor did I slack away till they came down on their knees, begging and pleading with me to keep quiet.
• He saw you walking with me in the Park last week and has been to my studio a half-dozen times begging me to take you to see him.
• Little wonder if they drove off the game! Part of the same band I had seen in Milwaukee, on a begging dance.
• To her she also wrote, begging that any applicant might have the recommendation she had received of her from Mrs.
• The disciples had seen him before, begging money from all who walked by.
• The other Catholic tribes were wildly dismayed, and the headmen ran from one consulate to another begging advice.
• Their number has already become so large as to create a great burden, and the daily task of reading these his begging letters is very annoying.
• He was pleased to think that she was miserable, and would have given much to have found her begging bread, as she did that night of him.
• Swartz was absent at the time, and Serfojee wrote a letter to him, begging that the English Government would again interfere.
• Lue had called to him, begging him to come across, and he decided to go to that glorious place.
• Rachel, with frying-pan in hand, now made her way towards the fire, and begging those who impeded her movements to draw on one side, she commenced her culinary operations.
• Every day the young fellow used to go out and get what he could by begging.
• After the murder of Abdul-Aziz, Theodomir sent an embassy to the Caliph Soliman, begging that the treaty should be respected.
• This thought so wholly possessed me, that I could not help begging, as I went away, her prayers and her blessing, with the reverence due to an angel.
• Then she began begging me to go where Gowdy could not find us.
• At this instant I received letters from the King my husband, in which he expressed a great desire to see me, begging me, as soon as peace was agreed on, to ask leave to go to him.
• The men in the lower story were badly wounded, groaning, and begging for this or that.
• So they send an invitation to Jerusalem, begging him to meet them in a certain place, that there they may settle their differences by a friendly conference.
• As for Ben Gunn, he got a thousand pounds, which he spent or lost in three weeks, or to be more exact, in nineteen days, for he was back begging on the twentieth.
• When he had advanced some distance, the Germans sent ambassadors, begging him not to advance further, as they had come hither reluctantly, having been expelled from their country.
• In coming she was remembering and starting and begging pardon and meaning to be continuing and completing having been believing.
• My debt shall be paid to thee, even if I go begging in rags.
• Next day he sent a letter to Gladwyn begging that the past might be forgotten.
• In short, the offences a person in a state of destitution is most likely to commit are begging and theft.

Similar words containing BEGG without suffix ing

beggar10 begged11 beggars11 beggary14 abegging13 beggared13 beggarly15 beggings13 unbegged13 beggardom16 beggaries13 beggaring14 beggingly17 outbegged14 beggardoms17 beggarhood18 beggarweed18 foolbegged18 outbegging15 beggarlier14 beggarhoods19 beggarweeds19 beggarliest15 beggarliness16 beggarlinesses18

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