Associations to the word «Inviting»
Noun
- Invite
- Invitation
- Dinner
- Banquet
- Join
- Veranda
- Tender
- Keene
- Guest
- Luncheon
- Sparkling
- Listener
- Repose
- Gesture
- Viewer
- Etiquette
- Advertisement
- Bidder
- Sofa
- Hospitality
- Catapult
- Ridicule
- Showdown
- Festivity
- Pancho
- Audition
- Comment
- Feast
- Visit
- Lunch
- Melinda
- Hostess
- Warmth
- Knowing
- Hearth
- Supper
- Delicacy
- Parlor
- Proclamation
- Landlady
- Telegram
- Inauguration
- Pursuer
- Disaster
- Tea
- Wedding
- Shade
- Attendee
- Tt
- Reader
- Pillow
- Odor
- Gage
- Empty
- Foreigner
- Munition
- Settle
Adjective
Wiktionary
INVITING, adjective. Alluring; tempting; attractive.
INVITING, verb. Present participle of invite
INVITING, noun. Invitation
Dictionary definition
INVITING, adjective. Attractive and tempting; "an inviting offer".
Wise words
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