How to spell BOOKIN correctly?

If you've misspelt "bookin", there are several correct alternatives you can consider. "Booking" is the most likely intended word, referring to the act of reserving or arranging something in advance. Other possibilities include "boinking", a colloquial term for sexual intercourse or "booming", meaning thriving or experiencing great success.

• bodkin She threaded the needle with a bodkin before beginning to sew.
• boogie She loves to boogie on the dance floor.
• booing The crowd was booing loudly when the opposing team scored a goal.
• book I love to read a good book by the fireplace on a cold winter night.
• book in
• bookend
• booker The booker at the publishing company was responsible for scheduling book signings for their authors.
• bookie My friend's dad is a bookie and takes bets on sports games.
• bookies The bookies were taking bets on who would win the championship game.
• booking
• bookings The hotel manager confirmed that all the bookings have been cancelled due to the ongoing pandemic.
• bookish She has a bookish personality and spends most of her time reading.
• books
• booming The tech industry is booming, with new startups popping up every day.
• boon
• Booting Booting up my computer always takes longer than I expect.
• boozing
• broken
• Brooking I am brooking over the decision I made last night.
• buskin His boots were too tight, so he had to remove his buskin to fit them.
• cooking Cooking dinner for my family is my favorite way to unwind after a long day.
• hooking He was accused of hooking the fish illegally.
• looking I was looking at the picture of my family when I noticed something on the dress of my sister.
• Rooking Hunting with a hawk is a pastime enjoyed by many, but rooking a field is a skill seldom seen.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately