How to spell LURCKING correctly?
If you've been plagued by the misspelling "lurcking", fret not! Here are a few correct suggestions: "lurking", "luckling" or "lockring". Although "lurking" seems to be the intended word, "luckling" could be a delightful term for a lucky duckling, and "lockring" refers to a crucial bicycle component.
List of suggestions on how to spell lurcking correctly
- Bucking The horse was bucking wildly, trying to throw its rider off.
- Clucking The sound of clucking chickens could be heard from the barnyard.
- ducking "I was ducking to avoid getting hit by the flying object.
- lacking She knew her essay was lacking in substance, so she decided to do more research.
- Larking I was caught larking about instead of doing my homework.
- licking My dog was licking his bone.
- locking She heard him locking the door behind him as he left the room.
- lucking I'm just lucking out on this one.
- lurching The bus was lurching as it made its way through the bumpy road.
- Luring The bright colors of the fruit were luring the birds to the tree.
- lurking I felt like someone was always lurking around the corner, waiting to jump out and scare me.
- mucking The donkey was mucking around in the field.
- Plucking She spent hours plucking her eyebrows to achieve the perfect shape.
- Rucking We recommend rucking for all workouts, as it is the most effective intensity for challenging all muscles.
- sucking
- Tucking I was tucking my child into bed last night when she asked me to read her a story.
Misspelling of the day
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