Fawning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAWNING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of a deer) produce young
• (of a person) give a servile display of exaggerated flattery or affection, typically in order to gain favour
• (of a dog) show slavish devotion, especially by rubbing against someone
NOUN:
• the act of fawning
• a young deer in its first year
• a light brown colour
ADJECTIVE:
• ingratiating
• attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery
• attempting to win favor by flattery
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to seek notice or favor by servile demeanor

Words related to FAWNING

fawn10 fawned13 fawningly19 fawns11

How to use FAWNING in a sentence

• The Duke and the Prince-Regent Francesco were mutually suspicious, and fawning, faithless courtiers fanned the flame of jealousy and mistrust between them.
• A kind Look they believe would be fawning, and a civil Answer yielding the Superiority.
• In the course of it all there was a great rivalry among practically all of the foremost men who were eager to outdo one another in fawning upon him and voting pleasing measures.
• There is the selfishness and self-will which the possessor of great wealth and fawning relations can hardly avoid.
• She stopped suddenly, looked up at me, and then came wagging her tail and fawning around me.
• They then all came fawning and playing and jumping about me.
• Then the dog, which had been with them in the way, ran before, and coming as if he had brought the news, shewed his joy by his fawning and wagging his tail.
• Andrews, fawning, their eyes wide with apprehension.
• There, as the fawning crowd came flocking in, he addressed them in their own tongue.
• Others crowded around, those who could not obtain his hands, stroking his sleeves and fawning upon him.
• Their language is the language of fawning, lying, imbecile, cowardly slaves.
• It made me of like kind, and in place of the fawning and too respectful attention I had hitherto received, I now shared with them a comradeship.
• Robin had ceased to bark, and was fawning at the feet of a man who had evidently just entered.
• Never had man exhibited less inclination to pay fawning court to greatness and social rank.
• A procession of fawning admirers passed in front of him.
• When pompous Lord Shallow, in ermine and wig, went to take his seat amid the fawning crowd, you pulled the chair from under him, and down he sat plump on the floor.
• Kotuko patted him, but the dog still pushed blindly forward, fawning.
• Then Metellus Cimber knelt down and begged that his brother might be recalled from banishment, but Caesar rebuked him for his fawning conduct, and refused to grant his petition.
• They came to Galazi, they sprang upon him, fawning round him, but he beat them down with the Watcher.
• Boileau may be compared to the dog, whose sagacity is remarkable, as well as its fawning on its master, and its snarling at those it dislikes.
• He was a sneaking, cold-blooded fellow, with his white hair and pale face, and always fawning round the girls.
• Doe, now sixteen, was not so very different from the small fawning creature of three years before.
• He thought I should starve myself and then go back to him, fawning.
• By the most ignoble fawning and promises of plunder, Georges obtained the support of the khan, and returning with a Tartar horde, cruelly devastated the principality of his foe.

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