Writing

What do we mean by writing?

The act or process of producing and recording words in a form that can be read and understood. noun

The occupation or style of someone who writes, especially for publication. noun

Written form. noun

Handwriting; penmanship. noun

Something written, especially. noun

Meaningful letters or characters that constitute readable matter. noun

A written work, especially a literary composition. noun

The third of the three divisions of the Hebrew Scriptures, composed of Psalms, Proverbs, Job, Song of Solomon, Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes, Esther, Daniel, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Chronicles. noun

The recording of words or sounds in significant characters; in the most general sense, any use of or method of using letters or other conventional symbols of uttered sounds for the visible preservation or transmission of ideas; specifically, as distinguished from printing, stamping, incision, etc., the act or art of tracing graphic signs by hand on paper, parchment, or any other material, with a pen and ink, style, pencil, or any other instrument; also, the written characters or words; handwriting; chirography. noun

The state of being written; recorded form or expression: as, to put a proposition in writing; to commit one's thoughts to writing. noun

That which is written, or in a written state; a record made by hand in any way; a paper or instrument wholly or partly in manuscript; an inscription. noun

A production of the pen in general; a literary or other composition; any expression of thought in visible words; a scripture. noun

The expression of thought by written words; the use of the pen in conveying ideas; literary production. noun

The act or art of forming letters and characters on paper, wood, stone, or other material, for the purpose of recording the ideas which characters and words express, or of communicating them to others by visible signs. noun

Anything written or printed; anything expressed in characters or letters. noun

Any legal instrument, as a deed, a receipt, a bond, an agreement, or the like. noun

Any written composition; a pamphlet; a work; a literary production; a book. noun

An inscription. noun

Handwriting; chirography. noun

Graphism of symbols such as letters that express some meaning.

Something written, such as a document, article or book.

The process of representing a language with symbols or letters.

A work of an author.

The style of writing of a person.

(as a modifier) Intended for or used in writing.

A kind of love that thats annoying as hell and makes you want to pull your hair out. It keeps you up and night, and it makes you think about the world entirely differently. Its a passion that is unlike any other. It overides everything in your life. Urban Dictionary

Your mind spewing all over paper; sometimes it'll be pretty and other times downright hideous. It's endlessly satisfying and perilously aggravating. It is leaving a piece of yourself on a scrap of paper, on a stack of it, in the memory of a computer and in the minds of a few or millions of others. It is something that will capture you and niggle in the back of your head for ages. It is brilliant. Urban Dictionary

The act of putting ideas, thoughts, etc into a work of literature. Can be done anywhere; like on paper, online, and for the rebels: on other people's property. Urban Dictionary

The act of using correct grammar, punctuation and spelling to make a complete form of communication. Whether it be through typing or physically writing. Most people use technology to do their writing. Many students in college type their essays. Urban Dictionary

The act of writing Graffitti Urban Dictionary

The act of repeatedly slapping your head against a keyboard and hoping something good will come out of it. Urban Dictionary

The most underrated form of art in this modern age. Urban Dictionary

To graffiti Urban Dictionary

1.A hand exercise 2.The master key in English 3.What you use pen and a paper for. Urban Dictionary

The art of manipulating ink to do your dirty work. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to writing:
writing, waiting, writhing, whiting, witing, riting, wristing, writting.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word writing:
verbal, math, directing, exam, poetry, screenplay, script, essays, editing, sat, poems, scores, fiction, write, guardian, column, mathematics, literary, articles, stories, biography, reading, credits, nationwide, skills, lyrics, novel, grade, creative, songs, critic, journalism, books, producing.

Words that rhyme with writing:
exciting, lighting, fighting, biting, whiting, sighting, inciting, handwriting, underwriting, citing, inviting, siting, expediting, infighting, kiting, firefighting, moonlighting, skywriting, righting, blighting, backbiting, uniting, highlighting, reuniting, spiting, miting, reciting, slighting, unexciting, zeitung, bullfighting, rewriting, flyting, smiting, flighting, songwriting, igniting, dighting, uninviting, indicting, screenwriting, overwriting, knighting, delighting, sheet lighting, typewriting, extraditing, scriptwriting, frighting, plighting, benighting, indirect lighting, spotlighting, reigniting, strip lighting, silver whiting, gunfighting, king whiting, northern whiting, overexciting, bright tongue, chi tung, dry tongue, fight ing, light hung, my tongue, night hung, nonbiting, tai tung, thy tongue, tsai ting, white tongue.

Adjectives that are often used to describe writing:
creative, own, good, historical, much, automatic, academic, fine, hand, american, actual, technical, best, present, contemporary, critical, scientific, modern, chinese, letter, recent, dramatic, formal, original, bad, english, hieroglyphic, imaginative, novel, autobiographical, descriptive, cursive, alphabetic, serious, expository, effective, clear, scholarly, popular, professional, philosophical, literary, later, legal, ancient, earlier, busy, feminist, indian, egyptian, worth, secret, century, part, collaborative, journalistic, phonetic, earliest, persuasive, biographical, ethnographic, story, african, theoretical, greek, informal, vocal, canadian, expressive, arabic, irish.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective writing:
table, desk, campaign, paper, room, master, process, case, campaigns, pad, skills, materials, machine, desks, tables, book, off, career, school, tablet, masters, activities, privileges, class, box, books, committees, program, activity, contest, point, tablets, course, stage, style, ink, team, board, stone, exercise, task, down, techniques, connection, reading, machines, brush, business, project, technique, connections, manuals, rooms, relationships, recorder, ability, exercises, courses, workshops, programs, workshop, pen, software, chair, assignments, phase, block, oscillograph, practices, lesson, assignment, classes, competition, out, rules, mode, session, strategy, committee, office, teacher, job, classroom, instruction, tools, letters.

Consonant match to writing:
rating, routing, rooting, rutting, righting, rotting, retting, ratting, routeing, rat ing, rat tongue, writ ing.

Words that sound like writing:
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