How to spell INFULLL correctly?

If you meant to type "infulll" but want to correct it, here are some possible suggestions: "in full", "infill" or "unfilled". "In full" means complete or entirely, "infill" refers to the process of filling a space, and "unfilled" means something that is not filled. Choose the correct term based on your intended meaning.

• infill The construction company specializes in infill development within the city.
• infills The new housing development included both new builds and infills between existing homes.
• sinfully She ate the sinfully delicious chocolate cake despite knowing it would ruin her diet.

Asing

• acing
• aging
• aping
• arcing
• ask in
• asking
• assign
• assn
• awing
• axing