How to spell FOING correctly?

If you meant to spell "foing" but made an error, there are a few possible correct suggestions. "Going" indicates forward movement, "doing" refers to actions, and "foiling" implies thwarting someone's plans. Choose the word that suits your intended meaning, and remember to proofread carefully to avoid misspellings.

• Doing
• effing
• facing I am facing a difficult decision at work.
• fading The colors in the painting were fading due to exposure to sunlight.
• fain
• faking I'm not faking it - I really don't feel well.
• fang
• Faring Faring is a strong and brave woman.
• fazing The loud noises outside were not fazing her as she continued to read her book in peace.
• Feting I am looking forward to Feting with my friends at the carnival.
• fig
• filing I'm going to be busy all day because I have a lot of filing to do at work.
• fin The fisherman held up the massive salmon, its fin still flapping in the wind.
• find
• fine I am feeling fine today despite the stress at work.
• Fining The restaurant owner faced a fining for violating the health code regulation.
• fink I won't fink on my friends.
• finn Finn was the last of his kind and he longed for the day when he could find a mate and bring his people
• fins The shark's fins were majestic as they glided through the water.
• firing The gunshot was loud and firing.
• fling She had a brief fling with a tourist while on vacation in Hawaii.
• Foaling
• foaming The ocean waves were foaming as they crashed against the shore.
• Fobbing The fobbing athlete was caught fobbing in the locker room.
• fog Fog follows the coastline of the British Isles.
• Fogging
• foiling She discovered that he had been foiling her plans the whole time.
• fond
• font I changed the font on my computer to make it easier to read.
• Fooling Stop fooling around and focus on your work.
• footing I lost my footing on the slippery slope and fell.
• Forcing The company was accused of forcing its employees to work overtime without pay.
• fording The truck's high clearance allowed it to navigate the rocky riverbed fording the shallow stream with ease.
• forging
• forking I had trouble forking my spaghetti with a spoon, so I had to get a fork.
• Forming Forming a habit takes time and effort, but it can lead to long-term success.
• Fouling The fouling of the ship's hull by barnacles and other marine growth slowed its progress through the water.
• Fowling The sport of Fowling is a popular activity in many parts of the world.
• Foxing The wine had begun to foxing and I knew it was time to pour it out.
• fringe The fringe of the forest is a great place to find animals.
• Fuming I was so fuming with rage that I couldn't even speak.
• Fusing Fusing pieces of metal together creates a new alloy.
• going
• loving My dog is always so loving and cuddly when I come home from work.
• moving The moving truck arrived at the new house earlier than expected.
• offing There was a storm brewing in the offing, and the fishermen knew they needed to head back to shore.
• roving The roving reporter traveled from town to town, interviewing locals for the evening news.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking