Doings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOINGS in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• deeds or actions
NOUN:
• DOING, an action
• the activities in which a particular person engages
• excrement, especially that of a domestic animal
• used to refer to things when one has forgotten their name or when no one word easily covers them
• a beating or scolding
• manner of acting or controlling yourself

Words related to DOINGS

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How to use DOINGS in a sentence

• THE LITTLE COUSIN SERIES The most delightful and interesting accounts possible of child life in other lands, filled with quaint sayings, doings, and adventures.
• You have heard my doings as a lieutenant, as a squadron officer, as a colonel, as the chief of a brigade.
• It was bad enough to be made responsible for the doings of their own countrymen, but to be punished for the misdeeds of their enemies was a bitter pill to swallow.
• Sometimes the Governors were in league with the pirates, who paid them to wink at their doings.
• But the ferment worked outside the actual doings of the voyagers themselves, and it can be traced beyond definite allusions to them.
• There have been men whose doings, splendid as they were, were no more than a hint of how much more they could have done.
• Certainly I have no wish to interfere with them in their doings, for I doubt whether anyone can really change them.
• When the spring came there were gay doings at the Hall.
• The veil of mystery which had hung over the doings at Braster was to be swept aside.
• All sympathy with the doings of the outer world, all curiosity about persons of social position and notoriety, is evidently at an end in Mr.
• An address was read to the people wherein the Saints were falsely accused of all manner of wrong doings.
• From the hour that the birds arrive in the spring until the hour that they leave in the fall she misses nothing of their doings.
• His first supposition was that it was the doings of the Huron.
• But this wronged one, this prisoner, did his utmost to hide and veil their doings, that haply they might regret and repent.
• At first they are rude representations of the supposed doings of the gods.
• You could not aid in queer doings and reap the fruits of them without suffering some gradual subtle moral change which must end in making them seem less queer.
• The doings of Home and of Simon were parallel, but nothing can be more different than the nature of the evidence for what they are said to have done.
• All she could do was to follow her friend and watch all his doings and direct him to new spots in the mountain that he had not tried.
• Thus their days lengthened in Richmond, and, despite the shadow of the spy and his doings which was over Harry, they were still very pleasant.
• None observed their doings, for all within the castle were intent upon the proceedings there.
• All that I know of his doings during the next week is this.
• Having made this preliminary statement, the officer in charge now came down to the doings of the present day.
• I reckon by the time He gets all the women and children doings settled up for the day He finds some of the men have slipped the bridle and gone.
• Every unusual thing in our doings made him inquisitive to know all about it.
• It was vain to seek for the word of the Lord with such doings and worship.
• Wait, for the child is making mischief, and until we knows of her doings we must be silent.

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