Charing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHARE, to do odd jobs of work, to do house-cleaning, also CHORE
, [CHARED, CHAR·ING. CHIEFLY BRITISH.]:
• char.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to do small jobs
• present participle of chare

Words related to CHARING

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How to use CHARING in a sentence

• In this order we proceeded along Whitehall, across Trafalgar Square, and up Charing Cross Road into Coventry Street.
• Past the Garrick Theatre, across Long Acre, and up Charing Cross Road the chase continued with unabated vigour.
• In the meantime, send Williams to Charing Cross at once, Roberts to Victoria, and Dickson to St.
• Virginia had simply told the cabman, who had taken her and her luggage away, to drive along the Strand toward Charing Cross.
• At Charing Cross I stopped at the Golden Cross, and as soon as I had taken a room, ordered my dinner, trying to appear as old and dignified as possible.
• Meanwhile I strolled up into Trafalgar Square, and so into Charing Cross Road.
• We found refuge in the Charing Cross Hotel, where we speculated merrily on the eccentricities of religious charity.
• He reached London in the afternoon and put up at a hotel near Charing Cross.
• But it was at Charing Cross station I made her descend.
• Here is Charing Cross, but without the full tide of life.
• At Charing Cross the dissecting-room was in a cellar under the hospital, and subjects like chemistry, botany, physiology, and so forth were crowded into inconvenient side rooms.
• He was walking from the Charing Cross Road towards Leicester Square, when, from a doorway ahead of him, a couple emerged.
• CLOWES AND SONS, DUKE STREET, STAMFORD STREET, AND CHARING CROSS.
• Laidlaw made his way to Charing Cross to meet his chief after his long absence of travel and exploration.
• Over Charing Cross the brightness was full of spires and pinnacles, but Southwark shore was lost in flat dimness.
• The next train did not reach London till long after the mail had left Charing Cross.
• It was the taller one of the two we saw at Charing Cross that day.
• Wharton Jones, who was the lecturer on physiology at the Charing Cross School of Medicine.
• Six days after Sidney Herbert had written his letter, the band of nurses started from Charing Cross.
• I told her at once that I had come to ask what her terms were for charing.
• They had come through from Rangoon without a hitch, and had run into Charing Cross by the boat-train the day before.
• He and some friends came down to Charing Cross to see us off.
• Charmian was due at Charing Cross at three-twenty-five.
• But, oh, the dulness of the long evening shut in there! Three hours ago, at Charing Cross Station, she had looked forward to it.
• Our public is beginning to measure the right and possible in art by the superficial probabilities of life and manners within a ten-mile radius of Charing Cross.
• Yes, like Queen Eleanor in the ballad, I sunk at Charing Cross, and have risen in the Fauxbourg St.
• SUGG is the wife of WILLIAM SUGG of Charing Cross, who has thrown more light on Modern London than CAMDEN did on its ancient ways.
• The next train to Charleswood left Charing Cross in less than half an hour.
• He was aware from his previous journey to Charleswood that the train he was in now ran through to Charing Cross without another stop.
• She considered her case as she walked down the Charing Cross Road.
• She wished she had a pencil and a piece of paper to help her to give a form to this conception which composed itself as she walked down the Charing Cross Road.
• He might have been looking for some one with whom he had made an appointment at Charing Cross.
• He went on foot to Charing Cross, and climbed to the top of a brown and yellow bus.
• Between Notting Hill Gate and Charing Cross I have seen eighteen persons disappear in this mysterious fashion.
• She hurried over her charing, and took the boy home for his father to see before sunset.
• Two cabs were secured for the little party, and with their kind protectors they were taken back to Charing Cross.

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