Sayings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAYINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SAYING, a maxim, proverb
• a short, pithy, commonly known expression which generally offers advice or wisdom.
• a collection of short, pithy expressions identified with a particular person, especially a political or religious leader

Words related to SAYINGS

say6 saying10

Words that contain SAYINGS

assayings13 missayings16 naysayings17 doomsayings18 gainsayings16 soothsayings19

How to use SAYINGS in a sentence

• The following selections from his sayings well exhibit the spirit of his system of philosophy and morality.
• Bargrave, which was some hours, she recollected fresh sayings of Mrs.
• Johnson was the greatest master of conversation in his day, whose detached sayings are still quoted more often than his most elaborate periods.
• Thine they were, and thou gavest them me, and they have kept thy sayings.
• But images and romantic sayings struck no response from him.
• We have seen that he has two short sayings and several minute details that are not found in our present Gospels.
• There are few houses in Scotland of any note or antiquity where the witty sayings of some such character are not occasionally quoted at this very day.
• And the sayings of street urchins endure with singular tenacity.
• As I listened to these sayings it seemed to me doubtful what the end of the city would be.
• The widow especially was full of bright sayings, and Captain Fitzgerald made the most devoted lover.
• Some other time, laying hold somewhere else, the same sayings will be brought to mind again, to confirm the new thought.
• As the years went by and disciples were added who had never known the Lord in the days of His flesh, a demand arose for collections of His sayings.
• And we may remark that these sayings are difficult to contradict.
• They wrote a short record of his sayings to keep for themselves.
• These are dreadful sayings, and do shew the dreadful state of those that are guilty of this sin.
• Of his real goodness of heart and of his genuine admiration for what he considered worthy of it, his own reported sayings and the testimony of others leave us in no doubt.
• These and like sayings of the Fathers constitute the texts on which the moral economic doctrine of what is called the Scholastic School is based.
• Without having devoted themselves to any profound examination of the deeds and sayings of this damsel, they knew enough to cause them to demand an immediate inquiry.
• Such music seemed in keeping with the weather, the old man and his sayings.
• You put me in mind, said Pantagruel, of what is written amongst the facetious and merry sayings of Cicero.
• The sayings of our noblest Romans are feeble in the comparison.
• Some of these ancient sayings were preserved because they were so true and so striking that they could not be forgotten.
• She is the occasion for sayings that reveal the mental powers of this first man.
• We profit by history in proportion as it registers beautiful sayings and beautiful doings.
• One or two of his sayings circulated about us in our childhood.
• Young ladies! the vulgar saying that a woman should never give her heart to a man until she is asked for it, is, like many vulgar sayings, a good one.
• Others had said the same, and their sayings had been repeated to her.

Similar words containing SAYING without suffix s

saying10 assaying12 essaying12 resaying12 unsaying12 assayings13 forsaying16 missaying15 naysaying16 outsaying13 doomsaying17 foresaying17 gainsaying15 missayings16 naysayings17 bioassaying17 doomsayings18 gainsayings16 misassaying17 soothsaying18 southsaying18 undersaying16 soothsayings19

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