Camping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAMPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• live for a time in a tent, especially while on holiday
• lodge temporarily, especially in an inappropriate or uncomfortable place
• remain persistently in one place
• (of livestock) assemble together for rest.
• divide (land) and enclose with fences.
• (of a man) behave in an ostentatiously effeminate way
NOUN:
• the act of living outdoors
• a place with temporary accommodation of huts, tents, or other structures, typically used by soldiers, refugees, or travelling people.
• a complex of buildings for holiday accommodation, with recreational facilities.
• a summer holiday programme for children, offering a range of activities
• temporary overnight lodging in tents
• an enclosed or fortified prehistoric site, especially an Iron Age hill fort.
• the supporters of a particular party or doctrine regarded collectively
• a fenced field or enclosed area for grazing.
• a place where livestock regularly congregate or where a mustered herd is assembled.
• deliberately exaggerated and theatrical behaviour or style
• Lodging in a camp.
• A game of football.
• the act of encamping and living in tents in a camp
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a man or his manner) ostentatiously and extravagantly effeminate
• deliberately exaggerated and theatrical in style
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to live in the open

Words related to CAMPING

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How to use CAMPING in a sentence

• Night was approaching, and I began to look around for a suitable camping ground for the command.
• The next day we selected a pleasant camping place on a little knoll in the valley of the Red Willow.
• As Alice had remarked, there was a good deal of talk going on among the four members of the newly-formed Camping and Tramping Club.
• I started in the morning and made about 35 miles the first day, camping and sleeping beside a fallen tree against which I kindled a big fire.
• Early the subsequent morning he dispatched Kit Carson, Maxwell and two others as an advance party to break the road and look for a camping site.
• For the week after school closed, she was going camping! Charlie and Kent were making all the camp preparations.
• Three days later, Jim had landed his boat on a tiny sand reef a half-mile off the coast of Florida with a tent and complete outfit for camping.
• We slipped into Sturgeon Cove late in the afternoon, and swept with the wind up the stretches of the bay to the camping ground.
• When the disorder of the camping ground was still in sight, Susan, with the desire of social intercourse strong upon her, climbed into the wagon of her new friends.
• He made no remark, and as they came to a halt and began the work of camping, he continued to lie without moving or speaking, his eyes fixed on the mountains.
• The lodges, or the temporary structures which the Seminole make when “camping out,” are, of course, much simpler and less comfortable than their houses.
• Camping where he landed, he cooked, ate, and slept, starting again at break of day for Sandusky, full of hope and anticipations of a warm welcome in that stout little post.
• They slept as only those know how to sleep who go camping, and early in the morning continued their journey along the upper and tortuous reaches of the narrowing river.
• I will then light another fire underneath, and blaze the tree with a knife that I have left at my camping ground.
• We are camping for our holidays down in the old cabin on the Point.
• Late in the night he came to the camping spot and found no trace to prove that she had halted there even to let Silvermane drink.
• Just think of living in the woods for two whole weeks! camping out, and doing all sorts of wild things.
• He called it camping, but the house they had found in Pembury Road, Notting Hill, was more darkened and less airy than any camp.
• Uncle Lance knew of a fine camping spot about ten miles from the ranch.
• We reached the camping ground a little before sunset.
• Barrel Springs was one of the prettiest places for a camping ground I ever saw.
• The place we had picked out for camping ground that night was Sage Creek.
• We reached the camping ground quite a little while before sundown, and we certainly had selected an ideal place to camp.
• The art of camping out comfortably in bad weather they knew nothing whatever about, and in vain did I try to teach them.
• Many of those late autumn nights Skenedonk and I spent camping.
• This is to show the people how to use the camping things I sell.
• All the camping party were waiting with her, except the four boys who rode at the head of the procession, Ranald and Malcolm first, then Rob and Keith.
• There is always a regret at leaving a good camping ground, but I had never packed up so unwillingly before.
• Sir Redvers was now attacking the Boer left within a mile or two of his former camping ground.
• One morning we were camping by a hot spring for the women to do some cooking and washing.

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