Hoarding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOARDING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a billboard
• a large board in a public place, used to display advertisements.
• a temporary board fence erected round a building site.
• large board for displaying advertisements
• A screen of boards inclosing a house and materials while builders are at work.
• A fence, barrier, or cover, inclosing, surrounding, or concealing something.
• large outdoor signboard
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gather and store away
• something hoarded

Words related to HOARDING

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How to use HOARDING in a sentence

• This matter of hoarding tobacco may be a sad error.
• He feeds me from your table, and is hoarding up his money for me against the time I shall have recovered sufficiently to leave.
• There, between two tallow candles, in front of a hoarding covered with ballads in illustrated covers, a fellow was singing in a cracked voice to the accompaniment of a guitar.
• We see our world fair and common, the hoarding and the pit.
• Though the shops were open, they had no customers for the people had no money, or, if they had money they were hoarding it against the days when they might be homeless fugitives.
• We visited one of the hoarding houses, and were highly pleased with its arrangement.
• Trina had more than that in the brass match-safe in question, but her instinct of hoarding had led her to keep it a secret from her husband.
• The clerk used it for drying his garden-seeds and onions, and spread his hoarding apples to ripen on the floor.
• Its dim rays fell upon dust and cobwebs, trunks and the nondescript relics of years of hoarding.
• On opening them again, he beheld only one yellow sunbeam in the room, and, all around him, the glistening of the precious metal which he had spent his life in hoarding up.
• Thus followed a diminution of gold in the bank, and hoarding by the people.
• Whatever trade they had followed, their names would have been on every hoarding, their wares would have been puffed in every journal.
• Hoarding to their utmost bent, Feasting to their fill, Yet gnawed by discontent, Envy, hatred, malice, on their road they went.
• His life had reduced itself to the functions of weaving and hoarding, without any contemplation of an end towards which the functions tended.
• This wicked thing may be done by hoarding up, when the hunger and Necessity of the poor calls for it.
• Meanwhile the prospector toiled through the drought of that summer hoarding the little yellow flakes that he washed from the gravel in the canon.
• Everyone is familiar with the varying strength and weakness of the instincts of getting and hoarding as shown by his neighbors and acquaintances.
• I suppose they would think it came from Valparaiso, and that I had been hoarding it.
• The gate in the hoarding that screened the west front was open.
• He was one of the largest contractors in England, and his name on the hoarding of any building in course of erection seemed to give distinction to that building.
• They pointed excitedly to a huge hoarding at one end of the ground on which appeared names of other clubs with changing figures.
• We like hoarding, and we like luxuries, not because we enjoy them, but because we like other people to know that we can pay for them.
• Judged by the luxury displayed, he was sometimes accused of hoarding immense wealth, sometimes of spending his capital on Ursula.
• My saving and hoarding as I do is irrational, and I know it.
• His whole life and strength and talent had been devoted to making money and hoarding it.
• Keep pure your body, words, and conduct, put from you all concerns of daily life, lands, houses, cattle, storing wealth or hoarding grain.
• Blind hoarding and collecting of objects sometimes valueless in themselves results.
• The Government had more-over taken a house-to-house inventory of food, and hoarding had been made punishable by law.
• Their lean souls and contracted little minds could only grasp the idea of making money, and hoarding it after it was made.
• It was as though, having hoarded all those years, it had but been hoarding against the day of payment.
• The hoarding of gold which has already taken place indicates that we shall not escape the usual experience in such cases.
• The practice of incorporation has enormously increased our wealth by putting a stop to hoarding without interest, stimulating saving, and broadening industry.
• The hope of money is even more debasing than the hoarding.
• I have already stated the probable results of the hoarding of bullion.

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