Soiling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make dirty
• make dirty by defecating in or on.
• bring discredit to; tarnish
• feed (cattle) on fresh-cut green fodder (originally for the purpose of purging them).
NOUN:
• the act of soiling
• the upper layer of earth in which plants grow, a black or dark brown material typically consisting of a mixture of organic remains, clay, and rock particles
• the territory of a particular nation
• waste matter, especially sewage containing excrement.
• a stain or discolouring mark.
• the act of soiling something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make dirty

Words related to SOILING

soil4 soiled7 soils5

Words that contain SOILING

soilings9 assoiling10 subsoiling13 topsoiling13 subsoilings14 topsoilings14

How to use SOILING in a sentence

• I am afraid of soiling one day the robe which I wear, I am afraid of becoming an object of shame and compassion.
• Then how are you to help soiling them? Only in one way.
• Small ones, you think, but we will depend almost entirely upon soiling.
• Only the fortunate few can make money without soiling their hands.
• Alas! The wrong deeds of those they love, oft humble the purest, noblest spirits into the soiling dust.
• The aim should be to grow soiling foods that will be ready for feeding in that succession that will provide food through all the summer and autumn.
• It furnishes excellent pasture, soiling food and hay for nearly all classes of live stock.
• In furnishing soiling food where it produces freely, it is without an equal in all the United States.
• Near Montreal it has been cut for soiling food at the height of 30 inches as early as May 15th.
• When alfalfa is grown mainly for seed, it should be more thinly sown than when it is grown for hay or soiling food.
• In Louisiana, for instance, alfalfa may be made to furnish soiling food for nine months in the year.
• Because of this, as previously intimated, it may be well to arrange, where practicable, to cut the first crop of the season for soiling food.
• North from the Ohio and Potomac rivers three to five cuttings of soiling food may be looked for each season, and south of these rivers even a larger number.
• But it may also be sown with flax, with rape, and with grain crops that are to be cut for soiling or to be grazed down.
• It makes excellent soiling food, because of the abundance of the growth and the considerable season during which it may be fed in the green form.
• But the period is short during which it furnishes soiling food.
• This plant is more frequently grown for soiling food than for hay.
• For the former use it has high adaptation, since it will furnish several cuttings of soiling food per season.
• It is pre-eminently a soiling crop, and the greater portion is fed in the green form.
• Every clerk that could be dispensed with was sent away, and besides, merchants do not like to employ a fellow who wears gloves and looks afraid of soiling his hands.
• You are shamed into activity after once seeing your fair charge spring to her place, with graceful confidence, never soiling the skirt of her dainty robe.
• A certain sense of soiling which she could not conquer had followed her up from that glorious meeting.
• She wanted to be able to rub the horse with a white silk handkerchief without soiling it.
• The opening and closing of a pad requires both hands and consequently the closing of a pad is often neglected in order to avoid soiling the fingers.
• In one way it is preferable to coals, that is, while making on the fire you might if you chose wear white kid gloves without danger of soiling them.
• The boards of the floor were of a pure white, and so clean that you might have laid anything down without fear of soiling it.
• He thought, sickly, that the very earth should shudder away from the soiling touch of that appalling carrion.
• The work in the most modern apartments does not require the soiling of the hands in a serious way.
• Stephen Kemble, it was held that sufficient amends had been made to her for the soiling she had undergone.
• And now, the moment she had arrived and taken off her gloves, she pinned up her dress to avoid soiling it, and set the big studio in order in the twinkling of an eye.
• This will enable the carver to touch them if necessary without soiling his hands.

Similar words containing SOIL without suffix ing

soil4 soils5 soily8 assoil6 soiled7 assoils7 deasoil8 soilage8 soilier7 soilure7 subsoil9 topsoil9 assoiled9 deasoils9 soilages9 soiliest8 soilings9 soilless8 soilures8 subsoils10 topsoils10 unsoiled9 assoiling10 assoilzie18 soilborne11 soiliness9 subsoiled12 subsoiler11 topsoiled12 undersoil10 assoilment12 assoilzied20 assoilzies19 shopsoiled16 subsoilers12 subsoiling13 topsoiling13 undersoils11 assoilments13 soilinesses11 subsoilings14 topsoilings14 assoilzieing22

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