Doing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an action
• the activities in which a particular person engages
• excrement, especially that of a domestic animal
• used to refer to things when one has forgotten their name or when no one word easily covers them
• a beating or scolding
• Anything done; a deed; an action good or bad; hence, in the plural, conduct; behavior. See Do.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to begin and carry through to completion

Words related to DOING

did5 didst7 do3 does5 doest6 doeth9 doings8 done5 dost5 doth8

How to use DOING in a sentence

• At his own place he had his own affairs to interest him, a good deal of business to attend to, above all, constant opportunities of doing good.
• He had been doing this while I was waiting in the swamp.
• This is no doubt the doing of the Lord, and it is marvelous in our eyes.
• And he therefore retired to his room earlier than usual, believing with illogical superstition that by so doing Freya might arrive earlier.
• One who accepts bad goods needed for the fabric, when I have forbidden them, is doing nothing else but making friends of people whom I have turned into enemies against myself.
• I think I shall be all right, but one must be prepared for a pretty good doing.
• She kept wondering what he was doing at that particular moment.
• I told her that this kind of belief and doing were all wrong.
• We were doing very well in Chesumpscot, but the Lyceum has ruined all.
• But our friends will be asking where he is and what he is doing, and we would better agree on that beforehand.
• But my visitor, whoever he was, had apparently no idea of doing anything of the sort.
• Indeed, I may say I shall make a point of doing so.
• Whatever he was doing, whatever he was thinking now, a feeling of pity and tenderness dwelt with him, and not only pity and tenderness for her, but for everybody.
• I was doing well, and beginning to think again of visiting the Wallamet to hunt up my girl.
• As he could not thank a judge for doing justice, he went to the Ragons and declared himself liege-vassal forever to the house of Popinot.
• Even the temporary mending I was doing disguised the break.
• In time, perhaps, he might, by so doing, discover the whereabouts of the Crime Club.
• Yet was he not doing service as a surgeon? Was he not attending to Jones, sick in a tent? But the tent itself did not prove the existence of an army.
• The only way of doing that was to cause the disappearance of the London executioner.
• He was awakened suddenly by being seized by a party of Arabs, who, roughly shaking him, questioned him as to where he came from, and what he was doing there.
• Tell me, say, by what fate is the wicked man doing wicked things dead, O man? MESS.
• She was doing enough loving to be living enough and sitting enough.
• You know I told you the Benedictines are the Doing people, as the disciples of St.
• And while they are laughing together we must find out what Proserpina had been doing since we last heard about her.
• I found that the man worked chiefly in the woods, and that he was doing pretty well.
• The next question was, What could she do? There was one thing she could do, and she could not go astray in doing it.
• They are some of them capable of doing harm, they are none of them capable of doing good.

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