Associations to the word «Sending»
Noun
- Sender
- Message
- Telegram
- Emissary
- Packet
- Tcp
- Mailing
- Postcard
- Tumbling
- Reinforcement
- Envoy
- Fax
- Morse
- Signal
- Messenger
- Shard
- Notification
- Modem
- Invitation
- Shiver
- Troop
- Subscriber
- Despatch
- Server
- Header
- Transmitting
- Puff
- Demos
- Router
- Ripple
- Informing
- Courier
- Parcel
- Delegation
- Plume
- Pretext
- Missionary
- Byte
- Plunging
- Splinter
- Errand
- Grade
- Contingent
- Peacekeeping
- Flurry
- Dispatch
- Probe
- Posting
- Transmitter
- Letter
- Request
- Smoke
- Debris
- Shower
- Tuition
- Bandwidth
- Intercept
- Acknowledgment
- Emigrant
- Protocol
- Shipment
- Detachment
- Plurality
- Postage
- Node
- Blockade
- Spark
- Warship
- Padre
Adjective
Wiktionary
SENDING, verb. Present participle of send
SENDING, noun. The act by which somebody or something is sent.
SENDING AWAY, verb. Present participle of send away
SENDING AWAY FOR, verb. Present participle of send away for
SENDING DOWN, verb. Present participle of send down
SENDING OFF, verb. Present participle of send off
SENDING OFF, noun. (sports) An instance of a player being sent off; a dismissal from the field of play.
SENDING OFFS, noun. Plural of sending off
SENDING SHIVERS DOWN SOMEONE'S SPINE, verb. Present participle of send shivers down someone's spine
SENDING TO COVENTRY, verb. Present participle of send to Coventry
SENDING UP, verb. Present participle of send up
Dictionary definition
SENDING, noun. The act of causing something to go (especially messages).
Wise words
More wisdom is latent in things as they are than in all the
words men use.