Timing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIMING in dictionary:

VERB:
• plan, schedule, or arrange when (something) should happen or be done
• perform (an action) at a particular moment
• measure the time taken by (a process or activity, or a person doing it)
• (of a computer or a program) cancel an operation automatically because a predefined interval of time has passed without a certain event happening
• (of an operation) be cancelled automatically because a predefined interval of time has passed without a certain event happening.
NOUN:
• the selection of the right moment
• the indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole
• the continued progress of existence as affecting people and things
• time or an amount of time as reckoned by a conventional standard
• the personification of time, typically as an old man with a scythe and hourglass.
• a point of time as measured in hours and minutes past midnight or noon
• a moment or definite portion of time allotted, used, or suitable for a purpose
• the favourable or appropriate time to do something
• an indefinite period
• a portion of time in history or characterized by particular events or circumstances
• the conditions of life during a particular period
• used in names of newspapers
• the appropriate or expected time for something, in particular childbirth or death
• an apprenticeship
• a period of menstruation or pregnancy.
• the normal rate of pay for time spent working
• the length of time taken to run a race or complete an event or journey
• the moment at which the opening hours of a pub end
• a moment at which play stops temporarily within a game
• time as allotted, available, or used
• a prison sentence
• an instance of something happening or being done; an occasion
• an event, occasion, or period experienced in a particular way
• (following a number) expressing multiplication
• the rhythmic pattern of a piece of music, as expressed by a time signature
• the tempo at which a piece of music is played or marked to be played.
• ability to judge when to do or say something so as to make the best effect
• the time when something happens
• the regulation of occurrence, pace, or coordination to achieve a desired effect (as in music, theater, athletics, mechanics)
• one's lifetime
• the successful, fortunate, or influential part of a person's life or career
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to determine the speed or duration of
• the selection of the proper moment for doing something

Words related to TIMING

time6 timed8 times7 timings10

Words that contain TIMING

stiming10 timings10 betiming13 retiming11 mistiming14 facetiming18 mistimings15 overtiming16

How to use TIMING in a sentence

• He stopped away five minutes, timing it by his watch and listening very intently, but never heard the rabbit squeak.
• Several of their friends, not so lucky in timing their escape, had been crushed to death by the falling houses.
• Instructions for timing and adjusting Singer sewing machine 66 lock stitch, for family use, by Archibald Tregaskis.
• The San Gregorio is warm enough, for all practical purposes, even on a day in April, and, knowing this, I am grateful to myself for timing my arrival after the heat of the day.
• Eight subjects saw this phenomenon distinctly and, after some training in timing their eye-movements, habitually.
• So Fred was able to work out a sort of mental chart of their movements, and to confirm it by timing them.
• By admitting a free, uniform light, and exposing the plate to it a few seconds after coating, then timing short in the camera, a very light, clear impression is obtained.
• Meanwhile the archer advanced, but with such tardy step that it was evident he was timing his pace to that of his comrade who had so stealthily entered the wood.
• It was a daring plan that would require split-second timing.
• Galileo set to work timing and measuring these oscillations, and he found that they were always done in exact measure and in perfect rhythm.
• Pertell stood with watch in hand, timing the performance.
• For a short time Kurt headed straight away from the starting point, but Ross soon heard him counting slowly to himself as if he were timing something.
• To jump was a matter of timing, and in the dark with a measure of rain thrown in, the action was anything but pleasant.
• He saw her coming and got his hat, timing himself so that he would meet her, as if by accident, and walk home with her.
• A Dutch clock, with figures of nymphs on the face, and the timing piece of a shell dangling from the weights, looked idly down, its pendulum gone and the glass broken.
• Lily had come back on Thursday, and on the following Tuesday he made his call, timing it so that Doyle would probably be away from home.
• His idea of wit, claims we have occupied camp all summer for sake of timing burros when they come to waterhole.
• He seized the timing lever and shoved it over and opened the gasoline cock full tilt.
• He would divide his army and hurl a part of it so as to strike the enemy unexpectedly on the flank, timing his own frontal attack so as to complete the confusion.
• He followed closely, timing his strokes to her own, confident, yet watchful still, while behind them, now but a dim speck in the grey sea, wallowed the deserted raft.
• One of the boys was daily detailed to ride to the first divide south, from which a herd, if timing its march to reach the Beaver within a day, could be sighted.
• Traveling by night was preferable, and timing the route into camps and marches, the cottonwood on the Arkansas River was sighted in advance of the schedule.
• He made us occasional visits, so timing his journey that he reached home after nightfall, and left again before the sun was up.
• The second is in timing the immersion in the nitrate-of-silver bath.
• Jude stood bending over the kettle, with his watch in his hand, timing the eggs, so that his back was turned to the little inner chamber where the children lay.
• He was followed closely by the Wyandot warriors, all timing with their slow and measured march, the music of his wild and melancholy dirge.

Similar words containing TIM without suffix ing

stim6 time6 atimy10 stime7 stims7 stimy10 timbo9 timed8 timer7 times7 timid8 timon7 timps9 betime10 intima8 intime8 optima10 optime10 partim10 retime8 santim8 statim8 stimed9 stimes8 stimie8 timbal10 timber10 timbos10 timbre10 timely11 timers8 timist8 timons8 timous8 ultima8 ultimo8 uptime10 victim13 airtime9 antiman9 antimen9 anytime12 atimies9 bedtime12 betimed12 betimes11 bigtime12 centime11 centimo11 daytime13 intimae9 intimal9 intimas9 laytime12 legitim10 mistime11 onetime9 optimal11 optimes11 optimum13 pastime11 ragtime10 retimed10 retimes9 santimi9 santims9 santimu9 sentimo9 septime11 shittim12 stimied10 stimies9 stiming10 stimuli9 teatime9 timarau9 timbale11 timbals11 timbers11 timbery14 timbral11 timbrel11 timbres11 timeous9 timeout9 timider10 timidly13 timings10 timists9 timolol9 timothy15 timpana11 timpani11 timpano11 ultimas9 untimed10 uptimes11 victims14 wartime12 airtimes10 antimale10 antimask14 antimere10 antimine10 antimony13 antimuon10 bedtimes13 betiming13 calltime12 centimes12 centimos12 chowtime18 daytimes14 downtime14 estimate10 facetime15 flextime20 foretime13 goodtime12 gradatim12 gregatim12 halftime16 intimacy15 intimate10 intimism12 intimist10 intimity13 laytimes13 legitims11 lifetime13 longtime11 maritime12 mealtime12 meantime12 mistimed13 mistimes12 mittimus12 noontime10 ofttimes13 optimate12 optimise12 optimism14 optimist12 optimize21 optimums14 overtime13 pastimes12 playtime15 ragtimer11 ragtimes11 realtime10 retiming11 seedtime11 sentimos10 septimal12 septimes12 seriatim10 shiptime15 shittims13 showtime16 sometime12 stimulus10 stimying14 talktime14 tallitim10 teatimes10 termtime12 timaraus10 timariot10 timbales12 timbered13 timbrels12 timebomb16 timecard13 timeless10 timelier10 timeline10 timeouts10 timepass12 timework17 timeworn13 timidest11 timidity14 timolols10 timoneer10 timorous10 timously13 timpanas12 timpanum14 ultimacy15 ultimata10 ultimate10 untimely13 verbatim15 wartimes13 xenotime17 zonetime19 aforetime14 aftertime14 altimeter11 altimetry14 antimacho16 antimasks15 antimeres11 antimeric13 antimonic13 antimonyl14 antimuons11 antimusic13 antimycin16 autotimer11 breaktime17 calltimes13 chowtimes19 downtimes15 dreamtime14 estimable13 estimably16 estimated12 estimates11 estimator11 facetimed17 facetimes16 flexitime21 flextimer21 flextimes21 foretimes14 halftimes17 intimated12 intimater11 intimates11 intimisms13 intimiste11 intimists11 latimeria11 lifetimes14 literatim11 lunchtime16 mealtimes13 meantimes13 mistiming14 multimode14 nighttime15 noontimes11 optimally16 optimates13 optimised14 optimiser13 optimises13 optimisms15 optimists13 optimized23 optimizer22 optimizes22 overtimed15 overtimer14 overtimes14 overtimid15 peacetime15 penultima13 playtimes16 primetime15 ragtimers12 sawtimber16 seedtimes12 sentiment11 septimole13 shiptimes16 shochetim19 showtimes17 smalltime13 sometimes13 stimulant11 stimulate11 talktimes15 termtimes13 testimony14 timariots11 timbering14 timberman15 timbermen15 timebombs17 timecards14 timeframe16 timeliest11 timelines11 timenoguy15 timeously14 timepiece15 timesaver14 timescale13 timeshare14 timestamp15 timetable13 timeworks18 timidness12 timocracy18 timoneers11 timorsome13 timothies14

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