Associations to the word «Showing»
Noun
- Resentment
- Iq
- Advertisement
- Projector
- Ganglion
- Reel
- Skirt
- Figure
- Pornography
- Whorl
- Wearing
- Sketch
- Fang
- Trait
- Watercolor
- Cowardice
- Stamp
- Mosaic
- Tinge
- Inclination
- Screening
- Medallion
- Skit
- Respect
- Tableau
- Plaster
- Wrinkle
- Clade
- Crack
- Gratitude
- Indicator
- Exhibition
- Illustration
- Brilliance
- Painting
- Affection
- Theorem
- Tomography
- Patch
- Symptom
- Proficiency
- Annoyance
- How
- Cite
- Proof
- Slowing
- Placebo
- Exhibit
- Gazetteer
- Telecast
- Glimpse
- Axiom
- Postage
- Highlight
- Presumption
- Sticker
- Movie
- Sleeve
- Trailer
- Portraying
- Sequence
- Carving
- Empathy
- Lesion
- Receipt
- Iconography
- Camera
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SHOWING, verb. Present participle of show
SHOWING, noun. An occasion when something is shown.
SHOWING, noun. A result, a judgement.
SHOWING FINGER, noun. The forefinger
SHOWING FINGERS, noun. Plural of showing finger
SHOWING OFF, verb. Present participle of show off
SHOWING SOMEONE THE ROPES, verb. Present participle of show someone the ropes
SHOWING UP, verb. Present participle of show up
Dictionary definition
SHOWING, noun. The display of a motion picture.
SHOWING, noun. Something shown to the public; "the museum had many exhibits of oriental art".
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