Spying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• work for a government or other organization by secretly obtaining information about enemies or competitors
• observe (someone) furtively
• collect information about something to use in deciding how to act
• discern or make out, especially by careful observation
NOUN:
• the act of spying
• a person employed by a government or other organization to secretly obtain information on an enemy or competitor.
• a person who keeps watch on others secretly
• keeping a secret or furtive watch
• the act of keeping a secret watch for intelligence purposes
• the act of detecting something; catching sight of something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to watch secretly

Words related to SPYING

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How to use SPYING in a sentence

• He thinks I am spying Jeff Davis and piping for the prisoners.
• God is all-seeing, all-hearing, about our path and about our bed, and spying out all our ways.
• As I understand it, Marcia caught him spying on her.
• It was highly probable that he was now in the south spying upon the Anglo-American army.
• But if I saw you, it was because I knew of your presence in the van, and I was there watching you, no one else having an idea of spying on you.
• All of these things were apparent from the vantage ground of the upper story window, but Josephine, unwilling to play at spying, saw none of it.
• Who knows what mischief this cavalier might have done, if I had not been so watchful? Now let him come prying and spying about, she will have a husband to defend her.
• A mounted officer, spying this little oasis, drew rein and gave the order to halt.
• They found nothing to suit them, till spying a very good coat of Mr.
• Our Government ordered the matter investigated, and it was found that the man who had apparently been spying on our forts was a lieutenant in the Spanish navy named Sobrai.
• Rather than work blindly as he needs must if he knew no more, he had sought to add to his information by spying on her camp.
• But little sleep had Walthar known since his escape from the Hunland, so, spying this cool retreat, he crept inside it to rest.
• MOUNTSTUART JENKINSON Lady Busshe and Lady Culmer entered spying to right and left.
• Being the scoundrel he was, he jumped to the conclusion that some one had been spying on him.
• He did not wish to have the appearance of spying upon those before him.
• Suddenly spying Lona, they came running, radiant with bliss, to embrace her.
• After spying for a while, the Lion saw one, but by that time the Grey Fox was asleep alongside of him.
• Evarts, counsel for the President, and to search his waste basket in the hope of spying upon his correspondence.
• Therefore, the way to stop spying is not to let anyone walk or ride.
• I had a man along here last fall spying for minerals.
• At last she gave up her spying attitude, closed the telescope, and turned to the decaying embers.
• And in thus spying we consider him to have been perfectly justified.
• The mixture of spying and propaganda with banking, with export, with manufacture, seems so foreign to Anglo-Saxon ways as to be almost inconceivable.
• Their spying was largely commercial, although many of them formed connections here which became valuable as Germany began to prepare directly for war with Britain.
• She had suffered too deeply for months to trouble about what Daubrecq could think of her or say, at catching her in the act of spying.
• Hurrying through my supper, to get away from questions and to go on with my spying, I went out to the front of the house.

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