Fishing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FISHING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the sport of catching fish
• the activity of catching fish, either for food or as a sport
• job or pastime of catching fish
• The act, practice, or art of one who fishes.
• A fishery.
• Pertaining to fishing; used in fishery; engaged in fishing; as, fishing boat; fishing tackle; fishing village.
• the act of someone who fishes as a diversion
• the occupation of catching fish for a living
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to catch or try to catch fish (cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates)
• the occupation or pastime of catching fish

Words related to FISHING

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How to use FISHING in a sentence

• Russians used Indians more, gave them hunting and fishing, and only took part of the skins.
• These facts were among those which increased the sensibility of our fishing interest at the movement in question.
• But Katherine had been resting on her oars and looking round, catching sight as she did so of a fishing boat, with its brown sails set, making for the river mouth.
• The dry fly and up stream is of course the orthodox method of fishing in this as in other south-country chalk or limestone streams.
• Of course, the inland blacks have a very different method of fishing from that adopted by the coast tribes.
• Fishing and hunting in the National Forests are regulated by the fish and game laws of that state in which the forests are located.
• Men lost their lives at the fishing, but it went on.
• The few implements these people use for hunting or fishing, display much taste and ingenuity.
• During my rest season I go fishing almost every day.
• If fishing is good, the amount of meat we take can be greatly cut down.
• No certain figures can be obtained of the results of the whole fishing industry of Spain.
• Sometimes they would stop early in the day at some fishing village, find rooms there for the night, and bathe and sail till evening.
• The Indian fishing stations and burial grounds are reserved, and other land has been set apart for them for agricultural and pastoral purposes.
• But steamers have knocked all this upon the head, and the commercial future of the islands would now seem to depend chiefly upon the fishing and agricultural industries.
• There is absolutely no proof obtainable of the presence of any Japanese craft amongst the English fishing fleet.
• Fishing ought to be good in the waters of the inland sea, and all of them professed to be ardent disciples of the hook and line.
• The eldest supported the family by fishing, going alone to the sea, and bringing back loads of spoil.
• It was a very dark night, and he reached the water unseen, and as quietly as if he had been an otter going fishing.
• There is fine fishing and hunting, but these cotton estates are not so pleasant to visit as sugar plantations.
• It lies 7 miles outside Inner Schoodic, has long been considered one of the best shore fishing grounds of the Maine coast, and still seems to deserve the reputation.
• One lucky cruise as a hand on a fishing boat owned by a friend would earn him enough to pay for the paint and cordage.
• ILWACO is a fishing post of importance near the southwest shore of the county, with 900 population.

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