Rearranging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REARRANGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REARRANGE, to arrange in a different way
• change (the position, time, or order of something)
• change the position of

Words related to REARRANGING

rearrange10

Words that contain REARRANGING

prearranging16

How to use REARRANGING in a sentence

• As Rosabella retired from the piano, she busied herself with rearranging a bouquet she had taken from one of the vases.
• He went to the Jeep and thought about rearranging things so that he could put the back seat down and sleep inside.
• A portion of them they retain, re-arranging the components in some cases so as to form new compounds, but still unstable.
• Dearman, re-arranging crushed and disarranged flowers at her breast, blushing and laughing shyly.
• Abbot retired to his room where he began looking over and rearranging the papers in his desk.
• Once more the laundress dropped her glasses and began frantically rearranging the handkerchiefs.
• For that creamy skin was red with the marks of the lash! She turned, quickly rearranging her dress, and watching me the while.
• The whole of rural England, in short, wanted rearranging upon mathematical principles.
• He was quite busy at the moment rearranging his disturbed papers and blowing the dust and grit off them.
• The greatest joy in life is to be found in arranging and rearranging a library, and I seem to be in for joy enough to kill.
• One evening, after the child was in bed, I began to amuse myself by examining the furniture of my room and by rearranging my own little things.
• And the small red MEREDITHS all needed rearranging.
• He had never for a moment lost his dignity, nor had he even looked ridiculous when calmly rearranging his tie and collar.
• An unsympathetic adult will wonder at the fascinated hours which a child will spend in putting his blocks together and rearranging them.
• But he refused obstinately to lift them, and went on rearranging with aimless fingers the pens and papers on his writing-table.
• A half hour went happily by in rearranging the flies.
• This man, fond and happy, was actually addressing a glance of arch amusement at the girl who, flushed and disconcerted, sought to busy herself by rearranging his possessions.
• There was a good deal of time after the bathing and mending and re-arranging were all done.
• In rearranging the Planets, each of the five may be moved once in a straight line, in either of the three directions mentioned.
• The new college term began with the usual flurry accompanying the rearranging of recitation programs and getting settled in classes.
• If the high light cannot be removed by rearranging the lights, then reflected light should be tried.
• And Harkness, standing stiffly by the table, waiting instructions, fell suddenly to rearranging the books and magazines which had been in perfect order.
• For that creamy skin was wealed with the marks of the lash! She turned, quickly rearranging her dress, and watching me the while.
• A man may play with words all his life, arranging them and rearranging them like dominoes.
• A woman with a basket had stopped under the street light and was rearranging her parcels.
• With Luther, for instance, the idea of justification by faith was such a new and potent force, breaking up and rearranging his old forms of thought.
• Rearranging the shawl so that part of it covered the golden head, he stooped and gathered the baby into his arms.
• The old miner turned from rearranging the boughs of green fir on the smudge to see that his patient was awake and his mind normal.
• Therefore the editors have taken such slight liberties in rearranging the order of his text as were necessary to make its discourse consecutive.
• He was rearranging the pieces on the mental chess-board.
• She went about the little house re-arranging the furniture, putting flowers in all the vases.
• They read to him, they talked to him, they vied with each other in rearranging his pillows or bedclothes.
• Can any of them be improved by re-arranging them? 1.
• There was something free and adventurous in going from house to house, authoritatively rearranging the affairs of the disarranged.
• Those two years of quiet in the north, occupied, even more than she recognised, in the rearranging of her relations with the memory of this young man, had done their work.

Similar words containing ARRANG without suffix ing and without prefix re

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