Occupying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OCCUPYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• OCCUPY, to reside in, also OCCUPATE
• fill or take up (a space or time)
• be situated in or at (a position in a system or hierarchy)
• hold (a position or job)
• fill or preoccupy (the mind)
• keep (someone) busy and active
• take control of (a place, especially a country) by military conquest or settlement
• enter and stay in (a building) without authority and often forcibly, especially as a form of protest
• reside or have one's place of business in (a building)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to engage the attention or energies of

Words related to OCCUPYING

occupied15 occupies14 occupy15

Words that contain OCCUPYING

reoccupying21 preoccupying24

How to use OCCUPYING in a sentence

• Pepper occupying the seat originally occupied by Professor Thompson, to the right of the Medium.
• With these fierce little Eskimo dogs, the result of such an encounter means generally the loss of two or three, and a walk home with the wounded survivors occupying the sled.
• All things are manifestations of the highest Self under certain limiting conditions, but occupying different places in an ascending scale.
• Under these circumstances they contented themselves by occupying some of the rear hollows, to which the wounded would retreat to secure their services.
• In some old engravings of the battle, Salem is pictured as occupying a prominent position.
• Yet he had found MacLeod hospitable, ready with kindly advice, occupying a position of trust in the service of a great company.
• Occupying Eurasia from the Channel to the Ganges, together with the most favored portions of Africa and America, he was the author and agency for law and order for the world.
• He dreaded to think what would happen if the brain that a portion of his mind was occupying died while in his control.
• A gentleman and his wife, apparently occupying a good position in society, called at the Refuge and asked to be allowed to go over it.
• The Cooper Institute is an imposing edifice of brown stone, occupying the block bounded by Third and Fourth avenues, and Seventh and Eighth streets.
• The thought of occupying such a soul to the exclusion of all rivals gave a new aspect to many matters.
• Cahors stands on the right bank of the river Lot, occupying a rocky peninsula formed by a bend in the stream.
• What it is no one can exactly say, but it is sufficiently significant to keep people from occupying it.
• Many prisoners had been captured by the defenders, and these crowded the fort, occupying every inch of available space.
• We halted in position, occupying a most formidable defensive line.
• Wren began the work, but unluckily it was left to Essex to complete it, and he is responsible for the dreary hall occupying the site of the old chapel.
• Nearly three hundred and fifty cattle, imperfect as the titles to many of them were, had been secured and were occupying the valley.
• Opening of cell occupying at least half of the front.
• It was intended that the six boys occupying one of these rooms should form a mess.
• Professor Valeyon, occupying his usual position, had nearly finished his second pipe.
• The central court, however, was broad and spacious, the church occupying a rise of ground on the eastern side.

Similar words containing OCCUPY without suffix ing

occupy15 reoccupy17 preoccupy20 reoccupying21 preoccupying24

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