Trading is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRADING in dictionary:

VERB:
• buy and sell goods and services
• buy or sell (a particular item or product)
• (especially of shares or currency) be bought and sold at a specified price
• exchange (something) for something else, typically as a commercial transaction
• give and receive (something, typically insults or blows)
• transfer (a player) to another team
NOUN:
• the act of trading
• the action of buying and selling goods and services
• (in sport) a transfer
• a job requiring manual skills and special training
• the people engaged in a particular area of business
• people licensed to sell alcoholic drink.
• a trade wind
• buying or selling securities or commodities
• the practice of making one's living in business, as opposed to in a profession or from unearned income
ADJECTIVE:
• Carrying on trade or commerce; engaged in trade; as, a trading company.
• Frequented by traders.
• Venal; corrupt; jobbing; as, a trading politician.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give in exchange for another commodity
• the action of exchanging commodities

Words related to TRADING

trade6 traded8 trades7 tradings10

Words that contain TRADING

tradings10 outtrading12 nontrading12 overtrading16 overtradings17 countertrading18

How to use TRADING in a sentence

• There was a Union trading boat, the Lake City, that had been successful in exchanging her goods for cotton that came from Memphis.
• The number of pilgrims amounts annually to 300,000 or 400,000, and the town is one of the most wealthy in the country, through their trading, sacrifices, and gifts.
• Across this crescent-like Plain of Pines, by a line of sixteen miles, was the ancient Iroquois war and trading path.
• This Sung policy was entirely in the interest of the gentry and of the trading community which was now closely connected with them.
• That is not unusual in Western trading towns, especially in factories where the operatives are chiefly women.
• It was a huge, unwieldy building, such as crowd the suburbs of trading towns.
• It was a large trading city, compactly built, shut in by hills.
• He is down at the trading post just now looking after the wants of those people who have come in the ships.
• Their business was trading with the Mormons, many of whom at that time traveled to Salt Lake, by what is known as the Arkansas River route.
• The Muache band of Utahs, under their renowned Chief Blanco, after trading for all the powder and lead which they required, joined the Apaches and commenced the war in earnest.
• Being a great hunter but a poor shot he brought home but little game, and made his living chiefly by trading with the Indians.
• We brought-to, and continued trading with the people in them, till four in the afternoon, when, having got a pretty good supply, we made sail, and stretched off to the northward.
• His father was Gurdi, who had a trading post in the warm lands along the big river.
• The French commodore immediately ordered one of his great ships, and the frigates, to proceed with the trading ships, while he formed the line of battle, and waited the attack.
• Burke, who was member for the great trading city of Bristol, manfully refused, and continued to co-operate with Lord Nugent in his task.
• It was no mere trading voyage, but a grand expedition.
• March found him trading south of Nootka at Clayoquot, named Hancock, after the governor of Massachusetts.
• The bulk of the business consisted in supplying the needs of an agricultural population, and trading in their products.
• The first incorporation of a trading company seems also to date from the time of Elizabeth.
• It shall be no crime in you, if ye seek an increase from your Lord, by trading during the pilgrimage.
• Monasteries, great houses and trading cities sheltered this monopoly.
• North, thinking that this young tiger-cub Charlik knew that these people here were well prepared to resist an attack, I left in my cutter on a trading voyage to Ponape.
• But however the case may be in the animal and vegetable world, there can be no question that the trading instinct appears at a very early stage of human development.
• The universal alarm of the whole trading body of England, will never be laughed at by them as an ill-grounded or a pretended panic.
• Consequently all have given themselves to trading, as there is no other occupation, but they are not unmindful of military service.
• The first key which opens the door of success is the trading instinct, the knowledge and sense of the real value of any article.
• He used to tell of wonderful things that he saw while traveling to the trading house after he got away from the Indians.
• To-day the only centers of actual slave trading may be said to be the cocoa plantations of the Portuguese Islands on the west coast of Africa, and the Congo Free State.

Similar words containing TRAD without suffix ing

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