Officiating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OFFICIATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• OFFICIATE, to perform the duties of an office
• perform a religious service or ceremony
• act as an official in charge of something, especially a sporting event
NOUN:
• the act of umpiring
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to perform a ceremony, function, or duty

Words related to OFFICIATING

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How to use OFFICIATING in a sentence

• The worshippers at Althausen were much surprised the next day to see a priest whom they did not know, officiating without ceremony in the place of their Cure.
• By some secret arrangement with the officiating clergyman, the service was unduly protracted.
• The chaplains of the two Houses of Congress and the officiating clergyman of the occasion.
• One, who had his head shaved like a prize fighter and seemed to be the officiating clergyman, had on what looked like a red flannel shirt.
• The whole crowd of not less than ten thousand persons, stood silent and uncovered, and the deep voice of the officiating priest was heard over the whole square.
• But the officiating priest held the boy by the right hand and pulled him.
• We were however brought back to gravity through the alarm expressed by the minister, at the idea of his having taken cold through officiating that morning without his wig.
• At the altar the brother who had welcomed us on our arrival was officiating in his priestly robes, assisted by several others.
• The remainder was drunk by the officiating priests.
• Crank, the officiating principal, may be able to pass an examination in the native languages.
• Just then the officiating priests above were pronouncing the final benediction.
• He is a mere officiating minister in the church of Mons.
• Antony was officiating as priest at this festival when he offered the crown to Caesar.
• During this prayer, a man, who stood by the officiating priest, held in his hands two bundles, seemingly of cloth.
• It is said that the officiating priests turn faintly red also, sometimes, when these miracles occur.
• Janet Geddes flung a stool at the head of the officiating Dean, and the tumult that ensued extended far and wide.
• Ansell seated herself in silence behind the tea-tray, of which she was now recognized as the officiating priestess.
• In June, a fifth was ordained at Killis, the officiating clergy in this last case, with a single exception, being natives.
• She recognized in the officiating priest, not without fear, the Abbe Gudin, and she hastily slipped behind a granite block, drawing Francine after her.
• The four officiating priests are visible to either side of the candidate within the structure.
• At the approach of day, the candidate breakfasts and again returns to the sweat-lodge to await the coming of his preceptor, and, later, of the officiating priests.
• If, however, the day be clear and promising the candidate goes early to the sweat-lodge, where he is joined by his preceptor, and later by the officiating priest.
• The officiating priests may subsequently join him, when smoking and singing form the chief entertainment of the evening.
• A document is quoted by Oliver, in which the parish of Alwyngton is called upon to pay the officiating chaplain a yearly sum of four marks and that of Harberton two.
• The chief executor of the will was the officiating Burgomaster in person, the under-executors were the Municipal-Councilors.
• Carey was for a time the Officiating Superintendent.
• The officiating teachers were stern but not unkind.
• Two hours later, thirty officiating ministers from the most populous, and consequently the most disturbed parishes of Paris had assembled there.
• The priest, officiating at the altar, which stood advanced into the church, looked toward the east.
• This is usually done by the officiating clergyman, or by an old and cherished friend of the family of the bridegroom.
• But, in the midst of the mass, the coffin lid flew open, and Hastings sprang out, sword in hand, and killed the officiating bishop and priests.
• Accordingly, when a stranger clergyman was officiating, he found the people all sitting when he was about to pronounce the blessing.
• He was officiating at a bridal in his parish, where there was a goodly company, had partaken of the good cheer, and waited till the young people were fairly warmed in the dance.
• Weston directed the whole, officiating safely between Hartfield and the Vicarage, and every body was in good time.
• A female Friend, of low origin, officiating as a servant in a farm near the city, was in the family, on a visit to a relative.
• In none of the instances in which I have been eyewitness of the cult, of the person officiating or of the emblem, have I had any reason to doubt the sincerity of the worshipper.

Similar words containing OFFICIAT without suffix ing

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