Spoiling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPOILING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPOIL, to mar
• diminish or destroy the value or quality of
• prevent someone from enjoying (an occasion or event)
• (of food) become unfit for eating
• harm the character of (a child) by being too lenient or indulgent
• treat with great or excessive kindness, consideration, or generosity
• be extremely or aggressively eager for
• rob (a person or a place) of goods or possessions by force or violence
• mark (a ballot paper) incorrectly so as to make one's vote invalid, especially as a gesture of protest
NOUN:
• goods stolen or taken forcibly from a person or place
• waste material brought up during the course of an excavation or a dredging or mining operation
• the process of becoming spoiled
• the act of spoiling something by causing damage to it
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to impair the value or quality of

Words related to SPOILING

spoil7 spoiled10 spoils8 spoilt8

Words that contain SPOILING

despoiling14 despoilings15

How to use SPOILING in a sentence

• Bone the leg of mutton, without spoiling the skin, and cut off a great deal of the fat.
• We all know how hard it is to tempt a man generally into spoiling his appetite, by eating before dinner.
• But Maxime had for a long time turned a deaf ear to her solicitations, in the fear which continually haunted him of spoiling his life.
• They would hate her for hurting Larry and spoiling his life.
• Piozzi said I had spoiled my own children and was spoiling his.
• Leonora! Leonora! Why persist in spoiling a perfectly beautiful thing? He was not wholly a matter of indifference in her eyes.
• Yet in spite of everything, people insist on spoiling conversation by telling stories.
• And by spoiling her I sold half a million copies of the book.
• After spoiling several pages she gave up in disgust and threw the spoiled pages into the grate.
• Since he would not bestow this damsel on a certain prince of his neighbours, this lord made mortal war upon his fellow, spoiling and wasting all his land.
• Many new roads and houses have sprung up without, however, spoiling the appearance of this pleasant little place.
• Miss Delmaine, as we all know, is a finished actress, and we dread spoiling her performance by faults on our side.
• By this time he was a great rover, hunting in the deep seas or the inshore tides as the whim of the chase might lead him, and always spoiling for a fight.
• Age diffused through her substance, spoiling every atom, attacking its contribution to the scheme of form and colour.
• The foremost grievance against the king was still his co-operation with the papacy in spoiling the Church of England.
• I have just been scolding my monkey for tearing the seal of her letter, and spoiling a mock book, in which I put rose leaves.
• But you may not at first see where the spoiling hurts him.
• These riding foorth into the countrie about Beauuois made hauocke in robbing and spoiling all afore them.
• By this much time and labour are saved, and, the object being to destroy and not to save the timber, the rending or otherwise spoiling the stems is of no moment.
• I wonder sometimes how my little Mother was able to bring me up with so much tenderness, and yet without spoiling me, for she did not pass over the least fault.
• Mary will love her child without spoiling it, I think.
• Erebus was more dimly aware that her enemy was spoiling the party.
• Pertell had learned, by a hasty talk with Russ, that the horse had been stopped just in time to avoid spoiling any of the film.
• To think that by one speech which I made merely in order to be mildly witty, I came near spoiling the whole show! But you ought to have known better.
• Max was devoted to her and rejoiced in spoiling her.
• Mary and Henry rewarded me, but you are spoiling it all.
• Their course lay through tribes towards whom the governor was hostile, and the Greeks had no objection to gratifying him by spoiling and burning on their way.
• One mingled with the other in his blood, fretting him, spoiling the serene and sure vigour of youth, binding his feet to the obscure past.
• Speedily to King Beowulf were the tidings of the dragon and his spoiling carried.

Similar words containing SPOIL without suffix ing

spoil7 spoils8 spoilt8 despoil10 spoiled10 spoiler9 despoils11 spoilage11 spoilers10 spoilful13 unspoilt10 despoiled13 despoiler12 spoilable13 spoilages12 spoilfive17 spoilsman13 spoilsmen13 unspoiled12 despoilers13 despoiling14 spoilfives18 spoilsport14 despoilings15 despoilment16 spoilsports15 undespoiled15 despoilments17

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