Compounding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPOUNDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make up (a composite whole); constitute
• mix or combine (ingredients or constituents)
• reckon (interest) on previously accumulated interest
• make (something bad) worse; intensify the negative aspects of
• forbear from prosecuting (a felony) in exchange for money or other consideration.
• settle (a debt or other matter) in exchange for money or other consideration
NOUN:
• the act of adding to as a compound
• a thing that is composed of two or more separate elements; a mixture
• a substance formed from two or more elements chemically united in fixed proportions
• a word made up of two or more existing words.
• an open area enclosed by a fence, for example around a factory or large house or within a prison.
• an area containing single-sex living quarters for migrant workers, especially miners.
• act of compounding
• the act of combining things to form a new whole
ADJECTIVE:
• made up or consisting of several parts or elements
• (of interest) payable on both capital and the accumulated interest
• (especially of a leaf, flower, or eye) consisting of two or more simple parts or individuals in combination.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to add to

Words related to COMPOUNDING

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Words that contain COMPOUNDING

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How to use COMPOUNDING in a sentence

• In the better class of tavern one could always meet with a Virginian or two compounding their curious drinks, and swearing their outlandish oaths.
• Some of the bronze vases found at Thebes and other parts of Egypt show great skill in the art of compounding metals, and were highly polished.
• When the simple words would only form a regular phrase, of the same meaning, the compounding of any of them ought to be avoided.
• But the manner of compounding words in Latin, and also in Greek, is always by consolidation.
• Practice is here so capricious, I find it difficult to determine whether the compounding of these terms is proper or not.
• Ordinarily, there seems to be no need of compounding either of them.
• Does the compounding of words necessarily preclude their separate use? 62.
• The chief purpose of compounding is to reduce the maximum strain.
• LECTURE V THE COMPOUNDING OF CONSCIOUSNESS 179 The assumption that states of mind may compound themselves, 181.
• Thus did the legislator, reducing all things into letters and syllables, and impressing on them names and signs, and out of them by imitation compounding other signs.
• They lay all the winter season in Estangle, compounding with them of the countrie for truce vpon certeine conditions, sparing for a time to shew their force for quietnesse sake.
• In the first place, the physician is no more likely to be fonder of the test tube than of the pestle, of analyzing urine than of compounding his own medicines.
• The moderate Whig and Presbyterian might begin to think of compounding, of finding virtues in necessity.
• No man so ready at procuring bail or compounding debts.
• At this point he ceases to use simple numbers, and begins the process of compounding.
• The compounding had been done in a Churn early that morning and the Temperature was that of the Room, in compliance with the Dictates of Fashion.
• The committee for compounding with delinquents at that date allowed Thomas Byrd the annuity of L20 bequeathed by his father.
• The preparation and the merits of magic compounds are discussed, and the pupil receives instruction in making effective charms, compounding love powder, etc.
• In the compounding room you will see a lesson in pill-making.
• French has as rigid a word order as English but does not possess anything like its power of compounding words into more complex units.
• To expressly consider compounding in the present survey of types would be to complicate our problem unduly.
• These languages have always found it easier to create new words by compounding afresh elements ready to hand.
• But Nature had something to do with her compounding.
• Nothing but light! Trainor, the Druggist Only the chemist can tell, and not always the chemist, What will result from compounding Fluids or solids.
• Comstock had spent no time on compounding interest, and never added the sums she had been depositing through nearly twenty years.
• Interest, when it gets to compounding, is quite a money breeder.
• The aggregate of these sums had been compounding interest throughout the years.
• It is certain that the art of compounding medicines is extraordinarily ancient.
• Jack Corey was a fugitive from the law, and to conceal the knowledge of his whereabouts would be nothing short of compounding a felony.
• Secondly, By saying the Bill could never have been made without some alteration of the Apothecary, thereby insinuating the Doctors ignorance in compounding.
• By compounding and cooking, a very great variety of foods can be prepared, but the differences in taste are much less than is usually, supposed.

Similar words containing MPOUND without suffix ing and without prefix co

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