Worthing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORTHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• WORTH, to happen, befall
NOUN:
• a town on the south coast of England, in West Sussex; population 96,800 (est. 2009).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to befall

Words related to WORTHING

worth11 worthed14 worths12

How to use WORTHING in a sentence

• Regent Marakas seri Grey Regent Street Polytechnic Steyne Petichka Little Bird Steyne, Worthing.
• This may be witnessed on some parts of the Sussex coast, as at Worthing.
• You know the Miss Austins are coming here to early dinner, and we have two young men coming from Worthing to play tennis.
• She was a lost soul wandering on those desolate hills, the gloom descending, and Brighton and Southwick and Shoreham and Worthing gleaming along the sea banks of a purple sea.
• And the Austin girls and their cousins who had come from Brighton and Worthing carried loose flowers.
• Cissbury almost undoubtedly formed such a camp for the fertile valley of the Adur and the coast strip from Worthing to Brighton.
• At the same time, the South Coast line has begotten watering-places at Worthing, Bognor, and Littlehampton.
• Other picks have been found at Cissbury, near Worthing, where similar chalk workings existed.
• A footpath leads direct to Washington where we turn towards the sea, climbing by the Worthing road the narrow pass which cuts between the Downs and drops to Findon.
• A short distance further east is Storrington, which we have seen on our way to Worthing.
• Bognor has a very mild winter temperature and runs Worthing very close for sunshine.

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