How to spell CLOASING correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "cloasing", don't worry; it's a common mistake. The correct spelling is "closing". Keep this in mind when referring to the end of something, like a business or a sale. Remember to double-check your spelling to ensure accuracy in your writing.

• casing The detective examined the bullet casing found at the crime scene for any potential fingerprints or other clues.
• clashing The clashing colors of her outfit made it difficult to look at her for too long.
• Clasping She was clasping tightly onto the precious family heirloom.
• Classing I am classing my collection of books by genre.
• Clawing The cat was clawing at the door, desperate to get outside.
• cleaning I will be cleaning the windows today.
• cleansing I always feel refreshed and renewed after completing my morning cleansing routine.
• clearing After spending hours chopping through the dense jungle, they finally reached a clearing where they could set up camp.
• cleaving The lumberjack was cleaving the log with his mighty ax.
• Cloaking The company is using cloaking technology to hide their website from certain users.
• clocking At the clocking station, workers clock in and out.
• Clogging I was cleaning my sink and was clogging it up with my hair.
• cloning Scientists are researching cloning techniques to produce healthier versions of endangered animals.
• clopping I could hear the clopping of the horse's hooves on the pavement as it rode away.
• closing I am closing the clinic for the day.
• closings Without fail, my favorite thing about the year-end closings is the fireworks show.
• clothing
• clotting The process of clotting is a natural response to injury that helps to prevent excessive bleeding.
• clouding The athlete's injury was clouding his chances of winning the championship.
• Clouting She gave the shirt a good clouting to get rid of any dust.
• clowning The clowning was so funny that the little girl in the audience was laughing until she cried.
• cloying The floral fragrance was overpowering, cloying even.
• Coaling
• coaxing She used gentle coaxing to get her shy friend to sing at the karaoke bar.
• Creasing She tried to smooth out the creasing in her dress before the meeting.
• crossing He waited at the pedestrian crossing for the traffic to stop.
• flossing
• gloaming The evening gloaming was closing in.
• gloating He couldn't help but feel a little bit of gloating as he watched his opponent's defeat.
• Glossing She spent hours glossing over every detail of her presentation.
• Leasing I am currently leasing a car instead of buying one.
• Loosing I'm loosing my patience.
• losing I am losing weight by exercising and eating healthy.
• lousing
• pleasing The food was delicious and she found it pleasing to her palate.

Apsolutly

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