How to spell EDING correctly?

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• Adding Adding more sugar to that cake mix will make it too sweet.
• Aiding The new program is aimed at aiding disadvantaged families.
• beading She spent her afternoon beading a beautiful necklace for her friend's birthday gift.
• bedding I need to change the bedding after my dog slept on my bed.
• ceding She was ceding her right to cross examine.
• deeding She was deeding the property to her son in her will.
• din The din of the cheering crowd could be heard from blocks away.
• Dina Dina loves to dance salsa.
• dine Dine at the restaurant tonight.
• ding
• dingo I sure hope the dog doesn't catch the dingo.
• dingy The old warehouse was dark and dingy with cobwebs hanging from the ceiling.
• Dino A reconstruction of a three-million-year-old dino skeleton has been unveiled.
• Doing I am currently doing my English homework.
• eating I love eating pizza for dinner.
• Eddying
• eden I'm going to Eden to get some food.
• edging She spent the entire morning edging the garden beds to give them a neat and polished appearance.
• editing I spent all day editing my essay to make sure it was perfectly written.
• Edna Edna is going to the grocery store to buy some fruits and vegetables.
• Educing Educing my son to be a better person is my top priority.
• edwin Edwin owns a piece of land on which he grows vegetables.
• Edwina Edwina is the new administrator at the office.
• Eking The small business owner was eking out a living through hard work and determination.
• Eliding He was accused of eliding important details from his report.
• eluding After eluding the police for hours, the suspect was finally apprehended without incident.
• ending
• Enduing Johnson's unwavering faith was enduing, allowing him to persevere through difficult times.
• eroding The coastline is rapidly eroding due to climate change and rising sea levels.
• Evading The suspect was caught evading the police after a high-speed car chase.
• Ewing Ewing's theory on gravitational forces revolutionized the field of astrophysics.
• feeding I am feeding my cat her favorite food.
• feuding The neighbors were feuding over the property line, each claiming the land as their own.
• heading She was heading towards the beach with her surfboard under her arm.
• Heeding Heeding his mother's advice, he wore a coat on the chilly winter day.
• herding The sheepdogs are expert in herding sheep to the pasture.
• idling
• leading She is leading the team to victory.
• Needing I am needing more information to make an informed decision.
• odin I drink to Odin and his mighty Norse gods.
• reading Reading is a great way to expand your knowledge on various subjects.
• redoing I will be redoing my bedroom next weekend.
• Seeding The farmer spent the morning seeding the field with a variety of crops.
• Teeing Teeing up the ball for his next shot, the golfer surveyed the fairway ahead.
• ting The sound of the metal hitting the ground made a loud ting.
• wedding My sister is inviting only close family to her wedding.
• Weeding Weeding the garden is an important part of keeping it clean and organized.

Apsolutly

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