v. 1 to get in return for paying money; purchase; 2 to accept as true; believe
My mom is buying the book.
My mom is buying the book.
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For whom would Mommy be buying flowers?
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I like buying produce at the outdoor market.
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What reason would Mee have for buying a wall for Julia to paint?
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Before buying any food product I always look at the nutritional information.
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What happened after Nick tricks Judy into buying a jumbo pop?
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What was Patrick buying at the store?
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He bent over to pick up the sticks. OR He is bent on buying a new car.
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Whose idea led Mr. Cooper to think about buying a TV station with the money?
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Who did the girls see buying a valentine?
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What fell out of the man who was buying the jelly beans pocket?
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Where did Grandpa and Little Critter go after buying a suit?
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Who was in the Mark's driveway when Bobby and his parents returned from buying clothes in the city?
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The local furniture store is part of a buying syndicate.
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What did Chloe and Zoey say was cheaper than buying therapy?
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purchase; go shopping; pay for; accept; believe
sell
2 syllables
buy-ing
crying
drying
dyeing
dying
eyeing
eying
flying
frying
guying
lying
plying
prying
shying
sighing
spying
tieing
trying
tying
vying
allying
applying
belying
complying
decrying
defying
denying
implying
relying
replying
retrying
supplying
undying
misapplying
overflying
overlying
semidrying
underlying
indemnifying
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