How to spell LEACKING correctly?

"Leacking" is a common misspelling of "leaking". The correct suggestions for this misspelling include: "leaking" (without the typo), "seeping", "dripping", "flowing out" or "escaping". Using a spell-check feature or proofreading can also help correct misspellings in written communication.

• backing The startup needed substantial backing in order to launch its product successfully.
• blacking The dust on the old bookshelf was so thick that it looked like someone had been blacking their boots on it.
• Clacking The sound of the clacking keyboard could be heard throughout the entire office.
• Decking The decking is made from high-quality materials that will withstand harsh weather conditions.
• Flecking I was flecking my ink all over the paper in my midterm submission when my professor called me over.
• Hacking The company's security breach was caused by the hacking of their database.
• jacking He was caught jacking a car in the middle of the night by the police.
• lacing She was lacing up her sneakers before going for a run in the park.
• lacking His performance was lacking in enthusiasm and energy.
• Larking The boys were larking about in the park, enjoying the sunshine and each other's company.
• leaching Leaching is an effective way to extract minerals from a rock.
• leading She is considered a leading expert in her field.
• leafing I was leafing through the pages of the old photo album, searching for pictures of my grandparents.
• Leaguing The team is leaguing with other teams to create a stronger alliance.
• leaking There is water leaking from the faucet.
• leaning I am leaning against the wall because my feet hurt.
• leaping The frog was leaping from one lily pad to the next.
• Leasing Leasing a car can be more convenient than buying one.
• leaving
• licking The dog was licking its paw after stepping on a thorn.
• locking She was having trouble unlocking the door because the key had been jammed in the locking mechanism.
• lucking I was lucking out on finding a parking spot, but then someone pulled out just in time.
• necking
• packing I am almost done with packing all of my clothes for the move.
• Peaking The athlete was peaking at just the right time before the major competition.
• Pecking
• racking The sound of racking pool balls echoed through the bar.
• sacking The club's sacking of the coach came as a surprise to the fans.
• slacking
• tacking The sailor was constantly tacking the sailboat to maneuver it against the wind.

Apsolutly

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