Biding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• remain or stay somewhere
NOUN:
• a residence
• Residence; habitation.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wait
• present participle of bide

Words related to BIDING

bide7 bided9 bides8 bode7

Words that contain BIDING

abiding11 bidings11 abidings12 abidingly16 unabiding13

How to use BIDING in a sentence

• Plants and animals, biding their time, closely followed the retiring ice, bestowing quick and joyous animation on the new-born landscapes.
• He was biding his time, but biding it in decided perturbation of mind.
• They are biding the hard time out wonderfully well, and they will do so to the end.
• Then the lads, who had been wide awake, biding their time, whispered to one another, and noiselessly rose.
• J do not feel at liberty to tell you Where she is temperly biding.
• He sat motionless and silent, calmly biding his time to express the disapproval which such childish behavior made incumbent upon him.
• For she also knew that he was merely biding his time, merely gathering strength to speak, merely waiting till he had found words strong and tender enough.
• Biding his time until the floe was ground securely among others, he then dragged his load of meat ashore.
• Their extreme immobility might be the sign of a tense patience biding its time.
• There was no Indian village, but a party sent to gather fruit found two Indians biding, watching from a thicket.
• When I wrote down, at your biding, all that I had told you by word of mouth, I cannot imagine what delusion possessed me.
• Thus, Chamberlain ascertained that the Cavalry were loyal, the Artillery doubtful, and the Infantry were only biding their time to mutiny.
• The Austrians were keenly on the alert, biding their time and watchful for an opportunity to take the Prussians at advantage.
• He looked askance at Gondreville and was evidently biding his time until that now old man, who went to bed early, had taken leave.
• It was this same big squirrel that first showed me a curious trick of biding.
• Pasquale as yet was dictator of the revolutionary forces, but there had been talk to the effect that Ramon Culvera was only biding his time.
• It is just as bad as ever, only more hypocritical, more prudent and biding its time so as not to start a premature revolt.
• In primitive geography the Ocean Stream coils its infinite folds around the speck of land we inhabit, biding its time to swallow it wholly.
• It was not as Tissot he must act if he would help her, but more warily, more patiently, biding her time, and letting the blow, when the time came, precede the word.
• But I, Hugo Gottfried, had my eyes and my books open, and knew that I was but biding my time.
• This bill was joined to the other three which were biding their time.
• During these three years his army, largely composed of Portuguese and Spaniards, was incapable of offensive tactics against his veteran enemies, and he was biding his time.
• He made no comment, but throughout that first week of her stay he watched her unperceived, biding his time.
• I tied the scalps to my saddle, left two men to care for the horses we had captured and biding the others to follow me I struck out for the place where we were to camp that night.
• His voice shook so he could hardly thank the people for their kind words and when it came to shaking hands and biding them good bye, he almost lost his speech.
• But of the Sieur Rudel, though oft she thought, she never spake, biding his good time, and the princess questioned her in vain.
• He and his confederate Wildmere have been watching and biding their time.
• Patiently biding his time until they were sound asleep, Charlemagne picked up a worthless trifle, and noiselessly made his way out, returning home unseen.
• The young men, however, concealed their anger, biding their time to take their revenge.
• She only knew that somewhere the eyes that had watched her all the afternoon were watching her still, intent and tireless, biding their time.
• England, separated by the Channel, could have restrained the weight of her strength, biding her time.
• She was biding her time, and preparing herself for a last desperate effort.
• I think we must plan apart from him for a while, for he is full of our biding always here in Ireland.
• It had been white before with the whiteness that comes of a dark cell and long biding within it.

Similar words containing BID without suffix ing

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