Correct spellings for TIING
- Aiding The volunteers are aiding the victims of the natural disaster.
- Biding After biding her time for years, Buffy finally attacked the demon that had been terrorizing her town.
- biting The dog was growling and biting at the mailman, causing him to retreat quickly.
- Citing Citing has become commonplace in academic writing.
- Dicing She expertly started dicing the onions for the soup.
- Diking I'm going diking today.
- ding The bell gave a ding, signaling the end of the school day.
- dining They were dining on the restaurant's specialty dish.
- diving I am going diving in the Great Barrier Reef tomorrow.
- Doing Doing regular exercise can significantly improve your physical and mental well-being.
- hiding The cat was hiding under the bed, too scared to come out.
- kiting I found a Ninja Kiting gauntlet while exploring the ruins.
- riding I'm ready to go riding on my new bike.
- siding The house has colorful siding.
- siting The siting of the new factory will be determined by various factors such as proximity to resources, workforce availability, and transportation infrastructure.
- sting Ouch! That bee gave me a painful sting on my arm.
- tailing The detective was tailing the suspect in order to gather evidence.
- Taine The philosopher Taine argued that history was the product of the will of the people.
- Taiping The Taiping Rebellion was a bloody civil war fought in the late 19th and early 20th centuries between the followers of the
- taking She was taking a break from the blog post to eat lunch.
- Taming Taming wild horses is a dangerous job.
- tang I could taste the sharp tang of lemon in the pie.
- taping The sound engineer sat at the back of the room, taping the performance to later mix and master.
- Taring I ate taring because I was starving.
- Teeing After warming up, the golfers began teeing off on the first hole.
- thing I forgot to bring my thing to complete the project.
- ticking I can hear the ticking sound of the clock in the background.
- Tiding I heard that Tiding is bringing us good news.
- Tiffing
- tiling We're tiling the bathroom floor with new ceramic tiles.
- tilling The process of tilling the soil helps to break up the ground and create a suitable environment for planting crops.
- timing I need to timing my meal so I don't overbake the cake.
- tin I bought a new tin of coffee yesterday.
- Tina I'm Tina, the new office clerk.
- tine I carefully arranged the tine of my fork so that it pointed downwards on my plate.
- ting I felt a ting in my fingers as I held the icy cold drink.
- tinge The sky had a slight pinkish tinge as the sun began to set.
- tinging The sound of the bell ringing was tinging throughout the monastery.
- tings I think I need new tings for my party.
- tinning The process of tinning copper pots involves coating the surface with a layer of tin.
- tinny I can't believe you left your tinny cup at the picnic!
- TINS I stocked up on tins of beans for emergency situations.
- tint My car needs a little more tint to keep out the sun.
- tiny Harry saw a tiny snake on the ground.
- Tipping The custom of tipping is expected in many service industries, such as restaurants and hotels.
- tiring I find exercising for long hours to be tiring.
- Tithing Tithing is a religious practice where members of the congregation donate 10% of their earnings to the church.
- Toeing I need to toeing the line to get that promotion.
- toiling The ants were toiling under the hot sun to gather food for the colony.
- Tong
- Toning She takes regular Zumba classes to improve her overall toning.
- Toting I'm not sure if I should toting my groceries home or if I should call for a taxi.
- Towing The towing company was quick to respond to the stranded vehicle on the side of the highway.
- toying She watched him toying with his pencil, lost in thought.
- truing Truing the wheel is an essential part of bicycle maintenance.
- tubing watchers in the stands could see a group of players tubing down the river
- tuning I spent the afternoon tuning my guitar for the upcoming gig.
- turing The computer scientist, Alan Turing, is considered to be the father of computer science.
- twin She always knew she had a twin somewhere in the world, but had given up hope of ever finding them.
- twinge After being seated for a few minutes, I felt a twinge in my back and knew I needed to get up.
- tying I was tying my shoes when I heard a knock on the door.
- typing I am typing this on my keyboard.
