Talking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TALKING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• conversation
• the action of talking; speech or discussion
• speech; the act of speaking
• an exchange of ideas via conversation
ADJECTIVE:
• engaging in speech.
• (of an animal or object) able to make sounds similar to those of speech
• silently expressive
• That talks; able to utter words; as, a talking parrot.
• Given to talk; loquacious.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to communicate by speaking

Words related to TALKING

talk8 talked11 talkings13 talks9

Words that contain TALKING

stalking13 talkings13 stalkings14 uptalking16 outtalking15 peptalking19 uptalkings17 overtalking19 deerstalking18 cyberstalking25 deerstalkings19 cyberstalkings26

How to use TALKING in a sentence

• When preaching and talking to the Indians, my thoughts would wander away to you and the dear little fellow there.
• Postlethwaite, and sit drinking tea, and talking scandal with old ladies.
• Then Manuel rubbed his wet hands as clean as might be, and this boy walked on a little way with Manuel, talking of that which had been and of some things which were to be.
• Talking is allowed on board ship, and even flirting, to a certain extent.
• First thing father always did as soon as any work or fighting or talking was over was to get out his pipe and light it.
• He brought from the duke some gold medals, and by showing and talking about these seemed to entertain Goethe very pleasantly.
• David heard them talking among themselves, whispering and murmuring.
• The proprietor and the rest took turns at talking to me in rapid-fire Spanish, and, from the expressions on their faces, all concluded that I was remarkably stupid.
• For a time, however, nothing happened, although we could hear them talking somewhere near the cattle kraal, about a hundred and fifty yards away.
• Beauly with any attention, and I never encouraged the prisoner in talking to me about her.
• His words carried weight, and he knew what he was talking about, whether it was Asiatic trade, the Panama Canal, or the Japanese coolie question.
• She accepted the hand held out to her, talking pleasantly with the men all the time.
• Talking was a thing she did not often attempt, though she sang a great deal, with a voice as clear as a flute.
• She heard her mistress and some one else talking in the library.
• If I were talking to you I could tell you much more.
• Some one was standing at the entrance-steps, with his head bent as if he were talking to those nearest him in a low voice.
• The boy was of reserved nature, preferring to sit quietly in the corner and listen while others did the talking.
• Whilst we were talking about them, we noticed an act of intelligence for which I should not have given them credit had I not seen it with my own eyes.
• He found much pleasure in talking over these fine plans of his with Laura Treadwell.
• Some of my people were seated outside of a hut, talking together over a fire.
• Stayed right beside the spring during the rest of the day, and after supper he began talking about it with Jim, while Thorn and Kate went for a stroll along the trail.
• But she was too much excited to stay long in one place, and so she hurried home and went to talking to Cousin Isa, who was sewing by the west window.
• The baby had on his best plaid kilt and new tie, and the tired little mother was sitting talking in the parlor, an unusual thing for her.
• They returned to the house after a time, and entered the drawing-room talking in lazy, natural voices and praising the beauty of the night and of the garden.
• While Charley was talking with Willie, Lew had been collecting and packing the camp utensils.
• A CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE Why do we go on talking? It is a serious question, one on which the happiness of thousands depends.
• They were talking, or at least one of the men was talking to the other two, and all three had been too closely interested to heed the rustling of my approach.
• Jerry glanced at me once or twice, but I made no sign and after awhile he began talking.
• Indeed, they were two crazy ones talking together, with little or no meaning in what they said.

Similar words containing TALK without suffix ing

talk8 stalk9 talks9 talky12 bytalk15 stalko10 stalks10 stalky13 talked11 talker10 talkie10 uptalk12 bytalks16 outtalk11 peptalk15 stalked12 stalker11 stalkos11 talkbox20 talkers11 talkier11 talkies11 uptalks13 backtalk20 eyestalk15 outtalks12 overtalk15 peptalks16 shoptalk17 stalkers12 stalkier12 stalkily15 stalking13 stalkoes12 talkable14 talkback20 talkfest15 talkiest12 talkings13 talktime14 uptalked15 antalkali13 backtalks21 beanstalk15 cornstalk15 crosstalk15 eyestalks16 footstalk16 leafstalk16 nontalker13 outtalked14 overtalks16 peptalked18 rootstalk13 shoptalks18 stalkiest13 stalkings14 stalkless13 stalklike17 talkathon16 talkative16 talkbacks21 talkboxes22 talkfests16 talkiness13 talktimes15 unstalked14 uptalking16 antalkalis14 beanstalks16 cornstalks16 crosstalks16 footstalks17 leafstalks17 nontalkers14 outtalking15 overtalked18 peptalking19 rootstalks14 stalkiness14 talkathons17 uptalkings17 antalkalies15 antalkaline15 deerstalker16 overtalking19 shelftalker21 talkability20 talkatively21 talkinesses15 stalkerazzi33 stalkerazzo33 antalkalines16 cyberstalker23 deerstalkers17 deerstalking18 shelftalkers22 stalkinesses16 cyberstalkers24 cyberstalking25 deerstalkings19 overtalkative23 talkabilities19 talkativeness20 cyberstalkings26 talkativenesses22

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