How to spell KEEKING correctly?

"Keeking" is often misspelled, but there are a few correct suggestions to consider. One possibility is "peeking", which refers to stealing a quick glance. Another option is "keeping", which implies holding onto something or maintaining it. By using these correct alternatives, you can ensure clear and accurate communication.

• Decking We are going to put new decking on the back porch.
• Eking He was barely eking out a living on his minimum wage job.
• Geeing
• jeering The opposing team began jeering when the referee made a controversial call.
• jerking During the movie, I was jerking every five minutes.
• Keeling
• keening Emmaline's keening cry disturbed the peace of the graveyard.
• keeping She is very good at keeping secrets.
• kenning
• Keying The employee was keying in his password when he was interrupted.
• kicking
• Kinking Caesar's hair may have needed a good kinking out after the wind knocked so many pins loose.
• leaking The leaking water caused a flood.
• necking They were necking in the bushes by the lake.
• Peaking Peaking at the top of the climb was amazing.
• Pecking The chickens were constantly pecking at the leftover crumbs on the ground.
• peeking I was peeking under the bed to see if she was there.
• peking I was born in Beijing, but I grew up in Peking.
• Perking I was perking up while I waited on my food.
• reeking The trash bin was reeking with the odor of rotten food.
• seeking I'm seeking to find a new job.

Intertubing

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