Hobby is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOBBY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a recreational pastime
• a small horse or pony.
• an early type of bicycle without pedals, propelled by pushing the feet against the ground.
• a migratory Old World falcon with long, narrow wings, catching dragonflies and birds on the wing.
• A small, strong-winged European falcon (Falco subbuteo), formerly trained for hawking.
• Alt. of Hobbyhorse
• an auxiliary activity
• a child\'s plaything consisting of an imitation horse mounted on rockers; the child straddles it and pretends to ride
• small Old World falcon formerly trained and flown at small birds
• an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure
• activity pursued in one's spare time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• activity pursued in one\'s spare time

Words related to HOBBY

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Words that contain HOBBY

hobbyism20 hobbyist18 hobbyisms21 hobbyists19 hobbyless19 hobbyhorse23 hobbyhorsed25 hobbyhorses24 hobbyhorsing26

How to use HOBBY in a sentence

• Her neighbour, whose hobby was applied science, at once launched upon a long account of the invention.
• JEFFERSON is an artist, and not a temperance lecturer, he need not mix up the drama with the Temperance Reform, or any other hobby.
• It was a hobby of his thus to make the fortunes of men born in the lowest stations, hoping that, since they would owe everything to him, they would never depend on any but him.
• He wondered if the old man would succeed in his hobby, if he could make the slavish beggars and thieves in the alleys yonder comprehend this fierce freedom.
• The first cotton-picking season that came round after my marriage seemed to afford Charlie no end of opportunities for riding his hobby at a fast and furious pace.
• For two more mornings I clattered my bell about his precious old head, and then he paid me to quit, and after that began riding his hobby at a little slower gait.
• It is the hobby of many of you who are teachers, also, and I know you want to hear it discussed.
• They believed that it was a mere hobby, born of his useless condition, a taste ministered to, without doubt, by the occupation of his earlier life.
• See to it that you do not make other people uncomfortable in the pursuit of your hobby.
• When we really become expert as a photographer, there are many opportunities to make our hobby pay.
• But as time went on it became his hobby, the love of his advancing years.
• There was a young man whose hobby was dress and chorus girls.
• He allowed no inventor to be turned from the door of the White House no matter how ridiculous his hobby might appear.
• So the two men, having a hobby in common, found a strong bond of union in their congenial tastes.
• What the attractive features of your hobby may be, is not of very great importance provided this object is secured.
• Many women need a hobby to take up their spare time and to occupy their minds.
• He therefore consented to go with Mr Hobby, whose ship was then ready for the sea.
• I would make it, besides, more than the selfish hobby of the private collector who gives the world only a very little share of the pleasure he tastes.
• This was particularly true of such matters as were connected with his hobby along the line of photography.
• Being a man whose mental processes were all serious, and whose hobby was method, Mr.
• He is a good talker, and like the rest of us finds it pleasant to discuss his hobby.
• The Governor had sought the privilege of addressing the Free State people on this question of voting, which he made his hobby.
• In due season the man whose hobby is his brain will gradually settle down into a daily routine, with which routine he will start the day.
• But a similar discovery, though it entails hard labour on him, will not disgust the man whose hobby is his brain.
• Yet, as in all conflicts, the right is sure to win in an equal combat, the right of the hobby is absolutely certain to win over the wrong of the worry.
• He was so well versed in the lore of the rose and so devoted to its cultivation one might well have thought it his horse and not his hobby.
• Hobby he used to divide his playmates into parties and armies.
• IV Phillotson was sitting up late, as was often his custom, trying to get together the materials for his long-neglected hobby of Roman antiquities.
• I believe that every man must have a hobby that is as different from his regular work as it is possible to be.
• The student of human nature can always discover some hobby, some accessible weakness and sensitive spot in their heart.
• Third-class travel in Germany is not a hobby to be cultivated if your means allow the luxury of better accommodation.

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