Housekeeping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOUSEKEEPING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the business of keeping house
• The state of occupying a dwelling house as a householder.
• Care of domestic concerns; management of a house and home affairs.
• Hospitality; a liberal and hospitable table; a supply of provisions.
• the work of cleaning and running a house
• the management of household affairs, such as record-keeping or maintenance.
ADJECTIVE:
• Domestic; used in a family; as, housekeeping commodities.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the management of a house and home affairs

Words related to HOUSEKEEPING

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Words that contain HOUSEKEEPING

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How to use HOUSEKEEPING in a sentence

• At the beginning of the new year we opened house-keeping in the upper rooms of a house on the corner of Fourth and Main Streets.
• She dresses her own hair, understands housekeeping, and has the best heart in the world.
• On arriving in Aldeburgh Crabbe once more set up housekeeping with a sister, as he had done in his less prosperous days as parish doctor.
• The women in the villages have more liberty and amusement, as they generally take part in the housekeeping.
• Think of that at this season! I have put them in a warm room, and by the time we begin housekeeping we shall have spring chickens to eat before anybody else.
• And calmly, tranquilly, like a married couple discussing details of house-keeping in the calm of a quiet home, they ran over the list of things they would need on the train.
• Stanton announced to me, in starting, that his business would occupy all his time, and that I must take entire charge of the housekeeping.
• But the daily task of distribution and arrangement fell to the young ladies, each of whom took her week of housekeeping in turn.
• A notable incident of this year was the entering upon housekeeping at Dorset under her own roof.
• Then, we commenced housekeeping with the full idea that our house was a thing to be lived in, and that furniture was made to be used.
• They recalled one of her efforts to occupy her idle time, by relieving her mother of the cares of housekeeping.
• It would be strange indeed if two women who have never met until the younger one was of a marriageable age, should have the same methods of housekeeping, etc.
• Soon after, we went to housekeeping in a country home.
• The cost of Berlin housekeeping increases by leaps and bounds.
• There is an interesting chapter on Housekeeping in East India, by Sara Jeannette Duncan.
• Her expedition to the main part of the house, when she had found the water pail, had not reassured her as to the housekeeping of the Eldens.
• The housekeeping is gone up a pound a week already.
• I am cook and mess president of our little lot, and I give them a housekeeping list of what to purchase.
• Wherever he stopped overnight he made a critical investigation of the housekeeping, perhaps rising before the family for this purpose.
• I am not referring, of course, to the outward aspects of early housekeeping.
• How glad I am that Maroossia went away! I feel more at ease though the housekeeping is up to me.
• Let us occupy it free of rent, and I will pay the housekeeping bills of the establishment.
• Bless their happy hearts! I am going to give them my collection of color prints to start housekeeping with.
• No more should his wife be compelled to scheme out painfully the employment of her housekeeping allowance.
• He gave her money for housekeeping, within moderation, and nothing more.
• Their housekeeping, of which he got an inside view, was embarrassing in its simplicity.
• The students were to live in cottages and learn the domestic arts through their own housekeeping, the members of each household performing various duties in rotation.
• That man had won her over, and set her up housekeeping in Westover.
• She felt this irritation especially when they all went, one night, to dine with Tom Morton, who had just married and gone to housekeeping.
• Their stores had been running low, and the trouble of the last day or two had put housekeeping entirely out of her mind.
• The happy-go-lucky, spend-as-you-go style of housekeeping does not constitute efficiency.
• Closely in touch with a home throughout her maturing years, the girl may undertake her own housekeeping problems with ease and efficiency.
• The next thing he saw was, that, having left a window open, the hens had flown in and gone to housekeeping on their own account.
• Lathrop had more, because her family consisted of but one son, and she was not given to that species of housekeeping which sweeps under the beds too often.
• The sum to be paid weekly will more than cover the additional cost of housekeeping.

Similar words containing HOUSEKEEP without suffix ing

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