Jotting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOTTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• write (something) quickly
NOUN:
• a brief note
• a very small amount
• a brief (and hurriedly handwritten) note
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to write down quickly

Words related to JOTTING

jot10 jots11 jotted14 jottings16

Words that contain JOTTING

jottings16

How to use JOTTING in a sentence

• Pinkerton was in the waiting-room, feverishly jotting in his pocket-book.
• The conscientious Mortimer, with his notebook upon his knee, was jotting down what the railway engineer had told him at the line-end the day before.
• All this while I was gathering material for work, jotting down in my note-book themes and melodies, and trying to catch the spirit of the Negro in his relatively primitive state.
• Smithers remarked the appearance of a note-book, the jotting down of memoranda.
• He carried his English standard over that continent, and by simply jotting down facts, he left an idea of the results of the measurement to his family and friends at home.
• Some speakers get the best results while walking out and ruminating, jotting down notes as they pause in their walk.
• Not even when I stood beside him did he look up, but went on sorting out his coins and jotting down figures upon the paper.
• Then laying aside the instrument, and wiping off the thick drops of sweat that bedewed his forehead, he began jotting down some figures on a piece of paper.
• He liked to carry this mediaeval Iliad round with him, and, taking it out at propitious places, go jotting his pencil down the page.
• You fancy him jotting down his thoughts, with his quizzical smile at the effect of his quips and cranks.
• In the morning she felt better, even to the point of going over the newspapers and jotting down several advertisements calling for office help.
• Most of these were fully occupied by resting men and women, some very old and tired looking, others eagerly counting money, or jotting down notes in little books or on cards.
• Merry was wrapped up in a practice game of football, and was alternately scrutinizing players and hastily jotting down notes with a pencil.
• With the patient curiosity of his tribe he suffered no detail, however trivial, to escape its jotting down.
• Dad kept on jotting down figures of men and 50-mm guns and vehicles and auto weapons we had available.
• After that Bud kept the diary for him, jotting down the main happenings of the day.
• Just across from him a sleek-haired stenographer bent over her note book, jotting down every word, that the conference might make business history.
• He drew from a drawer a packet of vouchers and began studying them, jotting the totals upon the yellow pad.
• I used to get into the habit of jotting down the things he had said, and I improved by practice.
• Morton listened intently, jotting down the dots and dashes on a bit of paper.
• It is not known when the practice of jotting down in the native speech notices of contemporary events began, but probably in very early times.
• All this while he was arranging the medicines on the stand and jotting down his instructions on a chart sheet.

Similar words containing JOTT without suffix ing

jotty15 jotted14 jotter13 jotters14 jottier14 jottiest15 jottings16

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