Lounging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOUNGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• lie, sit, or stand in a relaxed or lazy way
NOUN:
• the act of lounging
• a public room in a hotel, theatre, or club in which to sit and relax
• a seating area in an airport for waiting passengers
• a sitting room in a house.
• an act or spell of lounging.
ADJECTIVE:
• reclining
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to recline or lean in a relaxed, lazy manner

Words related to LOUNGING

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How to use LOUNGING in a sentence

• Vernon, lounging at the opposite end of the bench, talked about a day Hyslop and he had spent upon the rocks, and rather struck a foreign note.
• A house in this climate is only needed for a sleeping or lounging place.
• Men, smoking, and drinking native wine, are lounging about.
• The Waterwitch is lounging off Port Madoc, waiting for her crew.
• Jack was still lounging in the hall as he passed out.
• A group of soldiers were lounging in their neighbourhood, waiting, it seems, for something to turn up.
• This night was no different from any other, except that there were more men who did not appear to have any particular business there lounging along the streets.
• I was lounging in the reading-room, when a splendid-looking man attracted my attention.
• Behind them, lounging in slowly by himself, was a dark, sullen, heavy-browed man.
• There was no square in Chellaston, no part of the long street much wider than any other or more convenient as a public lounging place.
• Some were seated at the door of their cabins, others lounging on the grass, all at ease, and without care.
• Every time he looked they were still lounging or squatting, so he judged, about the stunted trees on the knoll, and there was nothing to explain the delay.
• The majority of the men were seated on the rocks without, or lounging near the entrance.
• Two men were lounging comfortably in wide wicker chairs on the veranda.
• The vague love of lounging and repose, which ever and anon falls upon men long accustomed to singular activity and strange adventure, sufficiently accounted for his conduct.
• So you will see such a company lounging into a line when the drum beats, as if they took little interest in what was going on.
• Half a dozen men lounging in large leathern chairs glanced up and away with polite unrecognition.
• As a night camp it was picturesque, the full moon in the south gleaming over the turbid water, and the boatmen lounging around the files like so many brigands.
• Coleman found Johnson, accompanied by Sherman and a few others, lounging in the anteroom.
• We had been lounging about for an hour while the cattle were resting, when our attention was attracted by our saddle horses in the bottom.
• Prohack was lounging over his breakfast in the original old house in the Square behind Hyde Park.
• The square, lounging figure that sauntered towards him looked almost short by comparison.
• He neared the flight of six steps that led down to the compound, and suddenly became aware of a dark figure lounging in a wicker-chair ahead of him.
• He wondered again, lounging back against the wall, about the French forts, outposts in a vast wilderness.
• THE night was somewhat advanced, and the gay lounging places of the Pompeians were still crowded.
• I had to point out to her all the infamous dens in town, and all the lawless and lounging men we met.
• Several lounging men stare hard at her, but decide she is too English, too plainly dressed, and a little too old to neddle with.

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