Selling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SELLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• give or hand over (something) in exchange for money
• have a stock of (something) available for sale
• be purchased in specified amounts or for a specified price
• be all sold
• (of a product) be purchased by a customer from a retail outlet.
• have sex in exchange for money
• offer (something) dishonourably for money or other reward
• persuade someone of the merits of
• cause someone to become enthusiastic about
• trick or deceive (someone)
• sell all of one's stock of something
• sell all of one's property, possessions, or assets
• abandon one's principles for reasons of expedience
• betray someone for one's own benefit
NOUN:
• the act of giving up for money
• an act of selling or attempting to sell something
• a disappointment, typically one arising from being deceived as to the merits of something
• providing goods or services to customers in exchange for money
• the exchange of goods for an agreed sum of money
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give up to another for money or other valuable consideration

Words related to SELLING

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How to use SELLING in a sentence

• He has taken to selling the objects of art with which his residences are filled, and which are really the property of my client, since they were purchased with her money.
• Those non-Brahmins therefore who are coqueting with the Government are selling themselves and the nation to which they belong.
• They have some scheme in hand about selling elementary books.
• The term, selling a Jewish servant, in the Scripture, is simply the same as binding out a child under English law.
• In Regent-street itself, the first thing that she saw was a man selling photographs.
• They would pick up a big lot of them somewhere, and they would drive them across the country selling some every place they stopped.
• He died in 1569 at Ostiglia, so poor that his son could scarcely collect money enough to bury him after selling his effects.
• It was galling indeed to his sensitive nature and proud spirit that his project of selling the steel plant for millions should have failed.
• He came to Paris in 1858, and opened business with fifty employees combining the selling of fine dress material and the making of it.
• It is said to be urged also, that there was found in their vessel some loose tobacco in a blanket, which excites a suspicion that they had been selling tobacco.
• Buying and selling on commission the task is an irregular one.
• As a rule, the prisoners were put ashore on the first opportunity, but some buccaneers had a way of selling their captives into slavery.
• Second-hand was scarcely the word for it, and Hare was mildly puzzled that he should be selling such an antiquity.
• He rattled away as if he were selling a steer, and when Mr.
• He had done something of everything, from selling patent medicines to taking up oil and mining-claims.
• In the space of four months I was instrumental in selling, buying, cutting, or receiving a few over thirty thousand head, on all of which I received a commission.
• But our black slaves were above buying and selling themselves or their children.
• After the king fled from London, the royal goods were subject to various proposals, including selling or burning.
• But he held him doubly guilty for the way that he acted in selling him and his brothers.
• But nevertheless I thought more and more of selling the farm, of moving to Chicago.
• He was also celebrated for slave selling, kidnapping, and negro hunting.
• But for fear he might not get me off at so great an advantage, as the people did not like my appearance, he could do better by selling us all together.

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