Fondling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FONDLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• stroke or caress lovingly or erotically
NOUN:
• a pet, a fool
• an act of fondling.
• The act of caressing; manifestation of tenderness.
• A person or thing fondled or caressed; one treated with foolish or doting affection.
• A fool; a simpleton; a ninny.
• affectionate play (or foreplay without contact with the genital organs)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to caress
• one that is fondled

Words related to FONDLING

fondle10 fondled12 fondles11 fondlings14

Words that contain FONDLING

fondlings14 fondlingly18

How to use FONDLING in a sentence

• The child had vanished for a moment, but speedily reappeared, fondling her precious doll, which, it is needless to say, had not been sold.
• Only Kazan saw the stealthy movement of the hand, the fondling clutch of the fingers in her hair, and the mad passion burning in the eyes of the man.
• Being left entirely at liberty, and extremely well fed, the tiger grew rapidly, appeared tame and fondling as a dog, and in every respect entirely domesticated.
• And half the day Nalasu crouched over Jerry, fondling and caressing him for what he had done.
• John is represented as a boy in the woods, fondling a lamb.
• Somehow, I adored him because he made no response to the fondling of my hand.
• But worse than all, I see you fondling the notion that you are rich.
• For instance, he had a disquieting way of gathering the nuggets into his hands, fondling them with an unholy love.
• So far as appearances went, she seemed to be entirely absorbed in fondling Tommie.
• He was bent down over the dog, fondling him with one hand.
• She was very well, and it seemed that she could never tire of fondling her child.
• She knows not, asks not, what the goal, She only feels she moves towards bliss, And yields her pure unquestioning soul To touch and fondling kiss.
• There are more kissing, more fondling, more exuberance of affection, more displays of friendliness in Germany in a week than in England and America in six months.
• XI And if one or two quick tears Dropped upon his glossy ears, Or a sigh came double, Up he sprang in eager haste, Fawning, fondling, breathing fast, In a tender trouble.
• Then they looked at the idiot, who had taken the squirrel out of his pocket and was fondling it and purring to it in his own strange way.
• Now as they sat thus, presently the doorway was darkened, and, behold! the king himself crept through it, and saw them fondling the child Moosa.
• He was a grotesque little creature, and very tame and affectionate, following the servant about like a little dog, and fondling her feet.
• Many kinds of monkeys, as I am assured by the keepers in the Zoological Gardens, delight in fondling and being fondled by each other, and by persons to whom they are attached.
• So I sat down, and, fondling my sovereign in my pocket, fell into a dream.
• She came fondling towards me, accompanied by another called Jovial.
• Cosette sat under the table, still as a mouse, fondling her pitiful doll.
• Fondling her father, she tried to coax him to eat the supper prepared for him.
• She caresses him with much fondling and many kisses.

Similar words containing FONDL without suffix ing

fondle10 fondly13 fondled12 fondler11 fondles11 fondlers12 unfondly15 fondlings14 fondlingly18 overfondly20

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