Intimating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTIMATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTIMATE, to make known indirectly
• state or make known
• imply or hint
NOUN:
• a very close friend
ADJECTIVE:
• closely acquainted; familiar
• (of a place or setting) having a cosy and private or relaxed atmosphere
• involving very close connection
• (of knowledge) detailed or thorough
• private and personal
• having a sexual relationship

Words related to INTIMATING

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How to use INTIMATING in a sentence

• Abbott from the presence of the odious cards, intimating that he would conscientiously see them fairly sunk in the deepest part of the lake.
• I shall talk to her of hearts that yearn, intimating that there is one actually on the premises.
• When they reached a favourable spot, the Indian once more directed a halt, intimating his own intention to move to the margin of the woods, in order to reconnoitre.
• Seeing that I only pressed him the more, he took his fee and walked off, intimating that there was no use in doing these things with Frangis.
• The Indian put up both his hands, intimating that he would take ten dollars.
• Intimating his intention to seek the men, he passed into the forward parts of the vessel, leaving Wilder, as he thought, in the sole possession of the quarter-deck.
• Add to this, that it was unusually small and feeble, intimating duplicity and a want of moral energy and candor.
• Gray spoke he thrust his tongue into his cheek, intimating by this significant act his high respect for Mr.
• Dandy, still maintaining his gravity, waved his hand with an air of suitable authority, intimating that the other had permission to depart.
• The conduct of his keepers, therefore, was unnecessary, who pointed first to the pile, and then to himself, intimating thereby that one was designed for the other.
• I found Emily and Papa well, and a letter from Branwell intimating that he and Anne are pretty well too.
• To this proposition he replied by pointing with his finger to the newly risen sun, and then up to the zenith, intimating that our visit must be deferred until noon.
• On the 19th of March, Lord North sent a message to the king, intimating the necessity of his immediately resigning.
• Lord John Russell requested the postponement of the order of the day to the 24th, intimating that he was moved to desire this postponement for especial reasons.
• Foster placing a revolver at his head and intimating that he would shoot if he did not submit.
• His wife intimating that if they were to apply for his release, it might be granted, and that then he might govern the boys, and make them work, his liberty was obtained.
• That no others would have deserved it I should be far from intimating.
• Presently a boy in a loose olive-green jacket with two rows of brass buttons held up a folded paper behind his slate, intimating that it was intended for me.
• He even cast doubt upon the reality of the deed, intimating that perhaps Ross or Sol had fired the shot, and had allowed Henry to claim the credit.
• When your uncle received your letter intimating the contemplated union between yourself and Mr.
• Tiffles threw off his coat, thereby intimating that he would go to work at once.
• He meant to snub me, by intimating of how slight account I am in his estimation.
• Holding this purpose, he was impolitic in sending very dolorous dispatches on July 4 and 7, intimating doubts as to his power to maintain successfully even the defensive.
• The King of Prussia wrote a severe letter to Augustenburg, intimating his displeasure at his conduct and warning him to leave the country.
• I could not find it in my heart to distress her by intimating that you had other views.
• She sat over her work, humble and quiet, not irritable as usual, and motioned with her head toward a stool standing near, intimating that I should sit down and help her.
• Piozzi from Brussels, intimating that she should soon be in England, and I expect every day to hear of her arrival.
• We then presented our guns, intimating that not more than one would be allowed to approach.
• As San Miniato spoke he nodded to his brother who was forward, intimating that he meant to go about.
• I am not intimating that the John Grier Home was like the Lowood Institute.
• Petersburg, intimating her intention to transmit to him her crown.
• She was compensating her conscience for the concession she had made in intimating that he might go.
• Uncle Tom sent each of them some candy, and a five dollar gold piece, with a note intimating that they were to spend it as they liked.

Similar words containing TIMAT without suffix ing and without prefix in

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