Traveling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRAVELING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make a journey, typically of some length
• journey along (a road) or through (a region)
• go or be moved from place to place
• withstand a journey without illness or impairment
• be successful away from the place of origin
• (of an object or radiation) move, typically in a constant or predictable way
• (of a vehicle) move quickly.
• take more than the allowed number of steps (typically two) while holding the ball without dribbling it.
NOUN:
• the act of travel
• the action of travelling
• journeys, especially abroad
• (of a device) sufficiently compact for use on a journey
• the range, rate, or mode of motion of a part of a machine
• the act of going from one place to another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to go from one place to another

Words related to TRAVELING

travel9 traveled12 travelings14 travelled13 travelling14 travels10

How to use TRAVELING in a sentence

• Not long ago, a Northern writer while traveling through the South found an aged negro, whom he approached with a view to getting some interesting passages of local history.
• The traveling here was difficult, owing to fallen timber, rugged heights and no trails, and he was not missed until camp was made at night.
• They had loaned him money, and he had gotten a position as a traveling salesman for a large wholesale house.
• Of the pretty girl alone, with no elaborate traveling arrangements, going only, it was evident, from one way-station to another, perhaps to spend a summer day with a friend.
• I shall meet with other traveling companions at Uzun Ada.
• These were his traveling workshops and also his barracks in which fifteen hundred workmen, soldiers and otherwise, found their board and lodging.
• Why the traveling public should be subjected to this outrage is beyond me.
• Except for the absolute worst of traveling conditions they would have already come.
• Her luggage had long been stored in the freight house of the North End railway station, and her traveling bags had been packed the day before.
• Ford, her traveling companions, who would see him from the window.
• Before him there stretched days of lonely traveling through the sand and cactus of the desert, of blistering sun and cold nights, of anxious searches for water-holes.
• The animals were soon saddled, and the two men mounting them, struck out in a direction just the opposite to that in which the Indians were traveling.
• We had two women traveling with us and their crying made me feel so bad that I was sartin there was no fight in me.
• It was in the old days when Dad and I were traveling.
• The Indians had of late been more and more disinclined to go far to the west, and the tribe with whom they were now traveling told them that they could go no farther.
• In one place were several covered wagons and the traveling kitchen.
• Notwithstanding this requirement, the academy had no funds to defray the traveling expenses of members, nor did the government ever appropriate money for this purpose.
• But no such suspicion seemed to enter their minds now, and, like the wolves, they were traveling fast, but southward.
• They took their time, for traveling in such a storm was out of the question.
• Early in the movement the women began the circulation among the clubs of traveling reference libraries.
• Eighty-one permanent libraries have grown out of the traveling libraries in Iowa alone.
• Southern Missouri had been in sympathy with the Confederacy, and whatever I needed while traveling through that section was mine for the asking.
• Jenks spent a day or two traveling around, making inquiries.
• In 1876 the family removed to Philadelphia where they have since resided, except short intervals when traveling.
• The quick wit of a traveling salesman who has since become a well-known merchant was severely tested one day.
• They had wandered into a pen built by hunters to trap bears, and could not find the bush-masked and winding opening, but were traveling around the walls.
• He had been traveling alone for three days when he felt the need of more exciting action.
• The summer of 1852 was spent in traveling throughout the State with Mrs.
• All of a sudden, as Uncle Wiggily was traveling along, he came to a place in the woods where a whole lot of Gypsies had their wagons and tents.
• We left Horsham Manor one October day, traveling light, and made for the woods.

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.