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How to spell GOOING correctly?

If you find yourself accidentally typing "gooing" instead of "going", worry not! Autocorrect often comes to the rescue, suggesting the correct term. It may propose "going", "gooey" or other appropriate alternatives. Embrace the convenience of autocorrect, sparing you from misspellings and making your typing experience smoother.

List of suggestions on how to spell gooing correctly

  • booing The crowd started booing the referee's call.
  • booking I made a booking for a hotel room next month.
  • cooing The sound of the doves cooing in the morning is very peaceful.
  • cooking
  • cooling The cooling system in my car isn't working properly.
  • Cooping
  • Geeing I feel so geeing about this party.
  • goading He constantly bragged about his skills, goading his opponents into accepting the challenge.
  • Gobbing
  • goering Hermann Goering was a prominent Nazi figure during World War II.
  • going
  • goings The neighbors kept a close eye on each other's goings and comings.
  • gong
  • goofing I was goofing off and hit my head on the desk.
  • goon I kicked that goon in the head.
  • GOONS The goons attacked the innocent people on the streets.
  • goosing I was goosing him with the hose until he fainted.
  • Gorging She was gorging on popcorn while watching a movie.
  • goring The bull's horns went deep into the matador's chest, goring him in front of a horrified audience.
  • Gouging The gouging of this wound will require more than a bandage to soothe.
  • gowning Before entering the cleanroom, workers must put on appropriate personal protective equipment including gowning.
  • groin The pain in my groin was so excruciating I thought I was going to die.
  • hooking I enjoy hooking rugs as a relaxing and creative hobby.
  • looking
  • Mooing I could hear the cows mooing in the field next door.
  • Rooking
  • wooing He spent months wooing her with romantic gestures and gifts.

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