Picketing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PICKETING in dictionary:

VERB:
• act as a picket outside (a workplace or other venue)
NOUN:
• a person or group of people who stand outside a workplace or other venue as a protest or to try to persuade others not to enter during a strike
• a blockade of a workplace or other venue staged by a picket
• a soldier or small group of soldiers performing a particular duty, especially one sent out to watch for the enemy
• a pointed wooden stake driven into the ground, typically to form a fence or to tether a horse

Words related to PICKETING

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How to use PICKETING in a sentence

• Approaching the top of a slight eminence, he dismounted, and carefully picketing his horse, dropped upon his hands and knees, and stealthily crept to the top.
• It passes straight through Cawthorn Camp, on the ridge to the west of the village of Newton, and then runs along within a few yards of the by-road from Picketing to Egton.
• They quickly camped, setting up their canvas sheet for shade more than against rain, and after picketing their horses in a meadow, went out to hunt.
• His followers were all about, picketing their horses and lighting fires.
• In this trench they set picketing about eight feet high, which secured the grave against wild animals.
• This girl was picketing in the strike, and this private detective told her to move on.
• Around the strikers picketing a factory were the police in full force and a gang of thugs.
• The League members were able to give very valuable aid to the strikers by assisting in picketing and by attending the courts when the pickets were arrested.
• Allies, in particular, can do much to preserve traditions of fair play, in regard to the use of the streets for peaceful picketing.
• The company retaliated by hiring thugs to intimidate the girls, and for several weeks the picketing girls were being constantly attacked and beaten.
• Every morning they stationed allies in front of the factory, to act as witnesses against illegal arrest, and to prevent interference with lawful picketing.
• The strike had gone on for some weeks, when an effort was made to obtain an injunction forbidding the picketing of the Haber factory.
• Nesis signed to Colina that they should halt at the edge of the trees on the other side, and, picketing the horses, let them graze for a little while.
• The wind was from the northwest, and the whole party engaged in picketing the fort.
• The weather moderated, and the river rose a little, so that we were enabled to continue the picketing of the fort.
• A closely allied evil was the picketing of the bazaars by students and other young men, which became an intolerable nuisance until it was put down with a strong hand.
• Indeed, many persons declare that peaceable picketing is impossible, and it surely is difficult to attain in view of the temptations of human nature under the circumstances.
• The immediate business needs of the organization being satisfied the League members undertook the work of picketing the shops.
• Up to the time when the League began picketing there had been a little of this technical, and possibly an occasional act of real, violence.
• Alabama and Colorado have express statutes against picketing, other than the general statutes against interference with employment.
• Benedict, were speedily loaded with the furniture, and Mike, picketing his horses for the night, embarked with the rest, and all slept at Number Nine.

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