Matching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MATCHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• MATCH, to be equal to
ADJECTIVE:
• corresponding in pattern, colour, or design; complementary
• equal in number or amount; equivalent
• being two identical
• intentionally matched
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to set in competition or opposition

Words related to MATCHING

match12 matched15 matches14

Words that contain MATCHING

smatching17 rematching18 unmatching18 mismatching21 outmatching19 overmatching23 crossmatching23

How to use MATCHING in a sentence

• His clothes, if clothes they could be called, were in rags, his hair was long and snowy white, matching his beard, which descended to within a few inches of his waist.
• That man is of little account who at every step that he has taken has not been weighing matters as nicely as if he were matching diamonds.
• The cafes were filled with dancing and singing crowds, the volatile Argentineans matching the Tahitians in abandon and ardor.
• It must be the comic-paper sort of wives who go about matching shades and buying hooks and eyes.
• Again the neutral tint comes to the rescue if difficulty in matching is met.
• It must be the comic paper sort of wives who go about matching shades and buying hooks and eyes.
• Ostrander could see Milly with the blue doll matching her eyes.
• He caught short glimpses of another horse matching pace to the one that carried him.
• If you will name the day we will send the carriage for you at Matching Station, and I dare say I can manage to come myself.
• She never mentioned it till I showed by my question to her that I knew all about your journey to Matching.
• Bungay at Matching was assumed to be a sure sign of Mr.
• And there was a third politician staying at Matching Priory who had never yet risen to the rank of a statesman, but who had his hopes.
• Nor during the whole time of his stay at Matching did the Duke make any other allusion to Mr.
• At the end of ten days Alice found herself quite comfortable at Matching Priory.
• It was the fashion at Matching Priory for people to assemble rather late in the day.
• The party at Matching Priory had by this time become very small.
• As she was right in this we must go back for a moment, and say a word of things as they went on at Matching after Alice Vavasor had left that place.
• She had arrived in town on that day, having come up at her own request, instead of remaining at Matching Priory till after Easter, as he had proposed.
• That week down at Matching, as she afterwards told Alice, was very terrible.
• So he went with his wife hither and thither, down at Matching, allowing himself to be driven about behind Dandy and Flirt.
• It seemed to Alice that he was not so big or so much to be dreaded as when she had seen him at Matching.
• At Matching she had, in truth, seen but little of him, and had known nothing.
• Grey was now staying at Matching and was to remain there until a week of his marriage.
• When she had agreed to be married at Matching she had not calculated the amount of punishment which would thereby be inflicted on her.
• They require a give and take, a matching of wits, a feeling of rivalry, and at the same time, companionship.
• When matching pennies with his brother he found that if the other looked at the penny he could match it nearly every time.
• Perhaps that matching was done at the moment of the full literary consciousness of the senses, somewhere about the famous 1830.
• The Federals, matching the rifles of the Confederate marksmen with weapons no less deadly, crossed over the road and bore down upon the guns.
• He knew that he had a most formidable antagonist, but he felt a certain elation in matching himself against one so strong.
• But this matching of circumstances to a repudiation of ownership, far from being a grievance against fate, was liberation like that felt at being naked and under a hot shower.
• People with sharp wits always enjoy matching their wits against other sharp wits.
• Long he sat, and the darkness fell over the moor, matching the darkness that brooded over his heart and mind.
• He tore up the hills into the mists and the rising storm, the thick clouds, full of rain, enveloping him, and matching the terrible fury of his breast.

Similar words containing MATCH without suffix ing

match12 smatch13 matcha13 matched15 matcher14 matches14 matchet14 matchup16 rematch14 matchas14 matchbox24 matchers15 matchets15 matchups17 mismatch17 outmatch15 smatched16 smatches15 cockmatch24 matchable18 matchbook22 matchless16 matchlock22 matchmade19 matchmake22 matchmark22 matchplay21 matchwood20 overmatch19 rematched17 rematches16 smatching17 unmatched17 matchboard20 matchbooks23 matchboxes26 matchlocks23 matchmaker23 matchmakes23 matchmarks23 matchplays22 matchstick23 matchwoods21 mismatched20 mismatches19 outmatched18 outmatches17 rematching18 crossmatch19 unmatching18 cockmatches26 matchboards21 matchlessly21 matchmakers24 matchmaking25 matchmarked25 matchsticks24 mismatching21 outmatching19 overmatched22 overmatches21 unmatchable20 unmatchably23 matchmakings26 matchmarking26 mismatchment23 overmatching23 crossmatched22 crossmatches21 matchboarding24 matchlessness20 mismatchments24 crossmatching23 matchboardings25 matchlessnesses22

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