Chancing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANCING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHANCE, to risk
• do something by accident or without intending to
• find or see by accident
• do (something) despite its being dangerous or of uncertain outcome
NOUN:
• a possibility of something happening
• the probability of something desirable happening
• an opportunity to do or achieve something
• the occurrence of events in the absence of any obvious intention or cause
ADJECTIVE:
• fortuitous; accidental
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of chance

Words related to CHANCING

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How to use CHANCING in a sentence

• Some maintain, indeed, that the devil, chancing to be in want of a chaplain, offered the situation to Euschemon, by whom it was accepted.
• Again she smiled grimly, and chancing to be just then before the mirror, she saw that her face had all at once grown old since yesterday.
• And chancing to perceive a fork, dropped by Chowles in his hasty retreat, he snatched it up, and, brandishing it over his head, advanced towards him.
• Scipio, who had fled from the battle, chancing upon a boat set sail for Spain and Pompey.
• A minute later, chancing to open his eyes, he saw the whale-boat, full length, and saw right into it as it rose on the face of a wave.
• I had not been many days in that place when, chancing to make inquiries at a store kept by a Mr.
• Perhaps Captain Prescott, chancing at that very moment to look from his window, would see her too.
• Chancing to look at Ann, she saw that stranger than the men was the look with which Ann regarded them.
• The coachman and footman, when out with the carriage, and chancing to get a talk with other coachmen and footmen, were full of it.
• Chancing to come to Harrow, my good fortune threw me in her way, and she took a fancy to me and thought she would like to teach two little girls rather than one.
• VIII At another time chancing upon an old friend whom he had not seen for a long while, he greeted him thus.
• His task was done long before sundown in chancing on the knight.
• It seems that the amiable relatives of the princess, chancing to be in Rome and hearing of the wedding, determined to prevent it at all cost.
• Chancing to take a memorable walk by moonlight some years ago, I resolved to take more such walks, and make acquaintance with another side of Nature.
• Jenkins, chancing to catch sight of that unobtrusive figure, let fall his banjo with a clatter, whereupon Mr.
• And it chancing that one of the second lieutenants of the flagship was sick, Mr.
• CHANCING, ON THE WAY HOME, TO COME UPON HOUNDS WHEN THEY HAVE JUST KILLED, HE PROPOSES TO SECURE THE BRUSH FOR MRS.
• Chancing to read some lines of La Fontaine, she sent for him, and at once saw his genius, and suggested that he should write tales and fables.
• A few steers, chancing to come straight ahead through the neck of the Hole, and thus striking the hard, narrow trail that ran through the center, continued to pass Sanderson.
• William Jardine, chancing to be one day at Black Hill, watched from Mrs.
• News of his death, chancing to me in a far-off land, brought me home.
• I dared not, do you know, leave home all day, For fear of chancing on the Paris lords.
• Finally, chancing to look their way, the Captain smiled and waved a friendly hand.
• Presently, chancing to look in the direction of the automobile house, Dave saw somebody skulking along a hedge.
• However, because Ross was chancing his own neck did not mean that Karara need be drawn into immediate peril too.
• The sacred representations built up a method complex and pregnant without chancing upon the defining element of opera.
• Chancing to see an old peasant woman in the fields, the Prince called to her and asked where he could find a roadside spring.
• Near the stateroom door, chancing to look across the cabin to the one opposite, she saw within two or three of the amateurs clapping and the actor approvingly waving her off.
• He was down on his knees about to dip up a cupful of water when chancing to raise his eyes he saw something that caused the word to die on his lips.
• Then one German sentry, chancing to cast his eye over the distant water, made out the two forms in the moonlight.
• But, chancing to look up, she had seen the boy wince at the word.
• I was getting on admirably, and rapidly recovering my equanimity, when chancing to turn my eyes towards Mr.
• Like the two Irishmen, who chancing to meet were each mistaken in the identity of the other.
• Apparently engrossed in his play, he sees and hears nothing of the clamor around until, chancing to look up, he sees the dog, and fearlessly extends his chubby arms toward it.
• Gluck, chancing to see her one day, and ascertaining that she was left an orphan and friendless, received her into his own house, and cherished her with true parental tenderness.

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