Taking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAKING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of taking
• the action or process of taking something
• the amount of money earned by a business from the sale of goods or services
• The act of gaining possession; a seizing; seizure; apprehension.
• Agitation; excitement; distress of mind.
• Malign influence; infection.
• the act of someone who picks up or takes something
ADJECTIVE:
• attractive
• (of a person) captivating in manner; charming
• Apt to take; alluring; attracting.
• Infectious; contageous.
• very attractive; capturing interest
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to get possession of
• a seizure

Words related to TAKING

tak7 take8 taken9 takes9 takingly16 takings12 took8

Words that contain TAKING

staking12 takings12 betaking15 retaking13 takingly16 uptaking15 mistaking16 outtaking14 partaking16 pertaking16 retakings14 caretaking17 mistakings17 overtaking18 partakings17 reuptaking17 takingness15 caretakings18 entertaking16 grubstaking19 painstaking18 stocktaking22 undertaking17 overtakings19 breathtaking22 painstakings19 stocktakings23 takingnesses17 undertakings18 painstakingly23 breathtakingly27 painstakingness22

How to use TAKING in a sentence

• All this was taking place while one hundred and fifty thousand foreign soldiers were quartered in the towns and garrisons at the expense of the government.
• As her dizzy eyes grew clear, she saw a little case at her feet, and taking it up, opened it.
• From the statements of the parish priest and of other persons, a rapid elevation of the coasts seems to be taking place in this country.
• Taking it with grateful thanks, Dummling went up the flight of steps, and was once more in the Palace courtyard.
• Stock to read something in the hope of his taking it for next year.
• The old king himself abstained from taking any part in the battle.
• Miss Anthony, with wonderful executive ability, made all the arrangements, taking on her own shoulders the whole financial responsibility.
• The gardener did not seem to feel he was cruel in taking the dead things away.
• She sits up, and, taking her knees into her embrace, looks out upon the world.
• Before again taking the water the torpedo hit the ship well aft on the port side about frame one hundred sixty-three and above the water line.
• Miss Blount, from all that appears, was quite capable of taking care of herself, and had she wished for marriage, need only have intimated her commands to her lover.
• Neighbors were coming and going, and taking the arrangements for the funeral into their own hands, with little reference to her.
• Taking the western coast, he crept up to the more northern isle of Colonsay, and stood off a little village that had a castle in its midst.
• If it was a hostile band we could not do much with a rifle and a shot gun toward defending ourselves or taking the aggressive.
• In its entire population there were not more than five hundred men capable of taking the field, nor were there firearms for all of these.
• While the Excise Officer was taking down the names and addresses of the rest of the party I went after Walter.
• Morphy were greatly disappointed to see us go, and the former declared that if these nobles kept on taking away their custom they would have to shut up shop.
• Just before his death I addressed to that noble Christian statesman a letter of heartfelt thanks for the position he was taking.
• During this time he occasionally glanced up to note what was taking place beyond the window in front of his desk.
• Waiting for the sound of a carriage you may hear it often before it comes, you taking other sounds for that which you desire.
• Machinery was available on the railroad, and taking a team, Joel returned with a new mowing machine, and the matter of providing abundant forage was easily met.
• The truth was, that plunge into the water, taking place so unexpectedly in my presence, had startled and upset me almost as completely as if it had befallen myself.
• Ralph did not want to talk about politics, but he could not help respecting Mary for taking such an interest in public questions.
• Taking orders, he became rector of Villahermosa in 1588, and chaplain to Maria of Austria, the queen, in 1598.
• After what seemed to him a long time the buggy stopped and he heard some one taking the horse from the shafts.
• In this situation Aunt Hannah remained several years, honest, faithful, and obliging, taking care of her earnings, which were put out at interest for her by her friends.
• Changes are constantly taking place in the body with the advance of years, and in the embryo with the advance of days.
• The plague broke out while we were in Smyrna, and we stopped taking goods into the ship till it was over.

Similar words containing TAK without suffix ing

tak7 taka8 take8 taki8 taks8 taky11 otaku9 stake9 takas9 taken9 taker9 takes9 takhi12 takin9 takis9 takky16 uptak11 betake12 intake10 jataka17 otakus10 pataka12 retake10 staked11 staker10 stakes10 takahe13 takers10 takeup12 takhis13 takier10 takins10 uptake12 uptaks12 tataki10 betaken13 betakes13 intakes11 jatakas18 latakia11 mistake13 nunatak11 offtake17 outtake11 partake13 patakas13 pertake13 retaken11 retaker11 retakes11 shitake14 stakers11 staking12 takable13 takahes14 takeoff17 takeout11 takeups13 takiest11 takings12 takkies15 untaken11 uptaken13 uptakes13 betaking15 caretake14 katakana16 latakias12 mistaken14 mistaker14 mistakes14 nunataks12 offtakes18 outtaken12 outtakes12 overtake15 partaken14 partaker14 partakes14 pertaken14 pertakes14 retakers12 retaking13 reuptake14 shiitake15 shitakes15 stakeout12 takamaka18 takeable14 takeaway18 takedown16 takeoffs18 takeouts12 takeover15 takingly16 uptaking15 caretaken15 caretaker15 caretakes15 copytaker20 enokitake17 entertake13 grubstake16 katakanas17 kidstakes18 matsutake15 mistakers15 mistaking16 nunataker13 outtaking14 overtaken16 overtakes16 partakers15 partaking16 pertaking16 polltaker15 retakings14 reuptaken15 reuptakes15 shiitakes16 soopstake15 stakeouts13 stocktake19 takamakas19 takeaways19 takedowns17 takeovers16 tripitaka15 undertake14 wapentake18 caretakers16 caretaking17 copytakers21 enokitakes18 entertaken14 entertakes14 grubstaked18 grubstaker17 grubstakes17 matsutakes16 mistakable18 mistakably21 mistakenly19 mistakings17 overtaking18 painstaker16 partakings17 polltakers16 reuptaking17 stocktaken20 stocktakes20 sweepstake19 swoopstake19 takingness15 tripitakas16 tumatakuru16 undertaken15 undertaker15 undertakes15 wapentakes19 caretakings18 entertaking16 grubstakers18 grubstaking19 mistakeable19 mistakeably22 painstakers17 painstaking18 stakeholder19 staktometer17 stocktaking22 sweepstakes20 tumatakurus17 undertakers16 undertaking17 overtakings19 antitakeover19 breathtaking22 mistakenness18 painstakings19 stakeholders20 stakhanovism24 stakhanovite22 staktometers18 stocktakings23 takingnesses17 undertakable19 undertakings18 unmistakable20 unmistakably23 stakeholding21 painstakingly23 stakhanovisms25 stakhanovites23 unmistakeable21 unmistakeably24 stakeholdings22 breathtakingly27 mistakennesses20 painstakingness22

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