How to spell JETING correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "jeting" could include "jetting", which refers to the act of traveling by jet aircraft or "jutting", which means projecting outwards or extending beyond the surrounding area.

• acting She is interested in pursuing a career in acting.
• beating The beating of his heart quickened as he approached the finish line.
• betting I don't approve of betting because it's a risky and potentially damaging habit.
• dieting I am currently dieting to lose weight before my upcoming beach vacation.
• eating
• Feting The feting was delicious.
• gating Due to the gating policy, the entrance to the event was restricted to only VIP guests.
• Geeing
• getting I am getting ready for my presentation.
• heating I'm going to turn on the heating in the room.
• Jading Her constant criticism jading my enthusiasm for the project.
• jeering The jeering crowd made Rebecca feel quite uncomfortable.
• jelling The team worked hard on jelling together during their training camp.
• jerking My dog was jerking so much I thought he was having a seizure.
• jesting He was only jesting when he said he would quit his job to become a professional video gamer.
• jetting The boat was jetting across the lake at an impressive speed.
• Jilting The jilting of his former fiance broke his heart and made him hesitant to trust again.
• jolting The sudden jolting of the car caused the passengers to spill their drinks.
• jotting She was continually jotting down notes in her notebook during the lecture.
• jutting The coastline is jutting sharply into the sea.
• kiting My neighbor is kiting a cat down the street.
• letting She is letting her hair down for the date tonight.
• meeting I am running late for my meeting with my boss.
• Meting Meting out justice is an important part of our society.
• netting My grandmother's lace netting is in excellent condition.
• petting The girl was petting her cat while watching TV.
• seating The stadium's seating capacity was increased by 5,000 to accommodate more fans.
• setting I can't wait to put my new setting in the garden.
• sting The sting of the Economic Crisis is still felt by many Americans.
• Teeing Teeing off at the first hole, the golfer felt the nervous anticipation of starting a new game.
• ting The sound of a bell's ting echoed through the quiet church.
• Vetoing The governor surprised everyone by vetoing the popular bill.
• vetting Before they can start the hiring process, they need to go through a rigorous vetting of all the applicants.
• wetting The rain was wetting the ground, making it muddy and slippery.

Apsolutly

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