Thanking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THANKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• express gratitude to (someone), especially by saying ‘Thank you’
• used ironically to assign blame or responsibility for something
• express gratitude to (someone), especially by saying ‘Thank you’
NOUN:
• the act of thanking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to express gratitude to

Words related to THANKING

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How to use THANKING in a sentence

• And yet he begins by thanking God for them, by speaking of them, and to them, in this cheerful and hopeful tone.
• It was their way of thanking our master for his forty years of faithful service and of showing their respect for the country that was theirs no more.
• Very earnestly the boy grasped the hand of the young girl who had been chiefly responsible for his rescue, thanking her more by his manner than in his few carefully chosen words.
• We are rejoicing and thanking God for the blessed news of the coming surrender of Paris.
• After I had given him the money, and was thanking him, I noticed that he wore what was, at least, an exact duplicate of my lamented black and gray tie.
• We willingly acceded to his wish, and set out upon the afternoon of the 17th, after thanking our kind host most cordially for his hospitable entertainment.
• Then, after a while they came out of the water and dried off, after thanking Percival.
• As soon as the day began to dawn, he was up, called for his arms, and after thanking me in the brief Indian style of politeness, departed for the forest.
• He started to ask a question, but she took the little book, and thanking him, held the talk to it.
• I cannot omit this opportunity of thanking those Critics, who have honoured me by reviewing my verses.
• Virgie quietly declined this offer, however, and, thanking her for her speedy compliance with his request Mr.
• When it was over, she took Frances by the hand, and it was as if she were thanking herself and bidding that self adieu.
• A perspiring line, we shuffled slowly forward, thanking God that we were not as the Europeans, but had had the good sense to be born Americans.
• After which, the Commodore thanking him for his civility and assistance, took his leave.
• I take this as the least troublesome way of thanking you, and desiring you to lay my application before the king in such a light as your own humanity will suggest.
• Sam was naturally courteous, and, thanking the lady for her invitation, he sat down, placing his cap on his knee.
• Sir William Meredith said, that thanking the king for his approbation of their conduct would imply an approval of the vote respecting the Middlesex election.
• It was distinctly gratifying, too, when a wire was received from the Division who took over from us thanking our Division for the wonderful defensive construction made by us.
• Then, after thanking the other leading officers for their zeal and valor, he turned upon Tarik and accused him in severe tones of disobedience.
• Thanking Heaven for this piece of luck, Hortense was glad to detain Stidmann to ask some questions about the evening before.
• And in between times? Well, I am thanking my stars for the chance to doubly make up for any little tenderness I may have passed by.
• For while thanking them both she, in fact, put them both aside.
• Many mistresses will insist on the slave who has been flogged begging pardon for her fault on her knees, and thanking her for the correction.
• Thanking this angel of mercy from an overflowing heart, I pushed on my way, and in three days arrived at Cleaveland, Ohio.
• But it seemed as if it would be thanking him for coming to see me.
• All of that all of thanking is all of thanking and all of thanking and thanking is thanking, all of thanking is thanking.
• Then, in the morning, after thanking the bugs, the rabbit traveled on again, and he had another adventure.
• And after the others were all asleep the old woman lay praying and thanking God for the two angels who had dropped down to help them in their distress.
• Then as he stood up, thanking her for the dinner, she caught his hand and kissed that, and he reproved her gently and went on his way again.
• His cheery voice seemed to be telling her not to weary herself so much, or to be thanking her for the care she bestowed upon his dear parent.

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