Tidying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIDYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• TIDY, to make tidy
• bring order to; arrange neatly
• put something away for the sake of neatness
NOUN:
• an act or spell of tidying something
• a receptacle for holding small objects or waste scraps
• a detachable ornamental cover for a chair back.
ADJECTIVE:
• arranged neatly and in order
• neat and controlled
• (of an amount, especially of money) considerable
• used as a general term of approval
• inclined to keep things or one's appearance neat and in order

Words related to TIDYING

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Words that contain TIDYING

untidying14

How to use TIDYING in a sentence

• If the family breakfast very early, the tidying of the hall must then be deferred till after that meal.
• Katherine and Oh-Pshaw were in the midst of tidying up when the Lone Wolf dropped in to return a flashlight she had borrowed the night before.
• Fortified by this simple cheer, I devoted the remainder of the morning to tidying up my shed.
• All day long she was busy dusting and tidying, till Mrs.
• I am seated in the dining-room, having just concluded tidying our desk-boxes, writing this document.
• He found a perturbed Patricia Cowan, in cap and apron, tidying the big kitchen.
• At all events, if it does nothing else, it causes the mothers to give them a daily tidying up, which is in itself an advantage.
• Gwenda was still in the room, tidying it, when Mary brought Rowcliffe there.
• And then one day, tidying up his room, she stumbled on a heap of books.
• This, to be frank about it, is a process of tidying up, which, from the nature of things, cannot be regarded as premature.
• Lubin was there, tidying up, but he did not feel any inclination to talk to Lubin or anybody else.
• This morning task of tidying was always a sad and ungrateful one to the widowed father.
• It had been tidying up a monkey and was going home a bit stupid and sleepy.
• The last thing that the burying beetle does, after tidying the grave, is to make a small hole and go down himself, having previously buried his partner with their prey.
• Betty was busy in the house, washing the dishes and tidying up the rooms.
• She loitered about under the spread of the pine boughs, cleaning and tidying up, and patching the ragged remnants of their clothes.
• He had neither eaten nor drunk, but after tidying his clothes and reassuring her as to his future movements, he had sallied out into the woods and had not returned since then.
• I had just finished tidying up the office when there came a peremptory ring at the outer door, repeated at intervals of twenty seconds or so.
• To begin with, there is something so endearing about the way he displays his defects, never hiding them or tidying them away or covering them up.
• Ruth had doffed her riding-dress for a bodice and short skirt of russet, and moved about the cabin tidying where she had tidied a score of times already.
• At length they went back to the house, and busied themselves with washing the breakfast dishes, and tidying up the rooms.

Similar words containing TIDY without suffix ing

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