How to spell QOING correctly?

The correct spelling for "qoing" could be either "going" or "quoing". "Going" is the more commonly used word to describe movement from one place to another. "Quoing" is a less common word that can mean to repeat or restate a statement.

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• BOEING Boeing is a multinational aerospace corporation known for manufacturing commercial jetliners, military aircraft, satellites, and rockets.
• booing The audience started booing when the actor forgot his lines.
• cling She refused to let go of her childhood teddy bear and continued to cling to it even in her adulthood.
• coding She knew enough coding to unlock a phone.
• coin
• Coins I need to put some coins in the machine.
• coking Coking coal is used to produce coke, which is an important fuel for the steel industry.
• coming She's coming! I told her to wear clothes more appropriate for the weather.
• Cong My mother's Cong is a tricky business card game.
• coning
• cooing The baby was cooing softly in its mother's arms.
• coping She was struggling with her anxiety, but found that deep breathing exercises and meditation were helpful coping mechanisms.
• Coring We will be coring the soil to determine its composition.
• Cowing She used fear as a tool for cowing her opponent.
• ding I heard a sharp ding as the microwave finished heating up my food.
• Doing Doing homework is one of my least favorite tasks.
• Eking I had a difficult time eking out an existence on the streets.
• going
• goings I am curious about the goings-on in the city that I'm visiting.
• gong
• goring The goring of the bull by the matador caused an uproar among animal rights activists.
• Hoeing I spent the morning hoeing the weeds from my garden.
• join I cannot join these two pieces of wood without glue.
• joins The company joins the protest against the new tax law.
• joint
• joking She was joking when she said she was going to bash his skull in.
• Joying I was joying at the prospect of spending the day with my friends.
• king Yesterday I was at the theatre, and there was a king sitting in the front row.
• Kong The giant ape named Kong is featured in the movie.
• ling
• loin I am going to cook a delicious beef loin for dinner tonight.
• ming
• Mooing The calves were mooing all night.
• ping I received a ping on my phone notifying me of a new email.
• poking Preferably, please refrain from poking me with your cell phone.
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• quine I'm feeling quine today.
• Quinn Quinn looked up from her book and saw the boy gesturing to the seat next to her.
• quint I have a fifth quint.
• quoin The architect chose to use red bricks with a decorative quoin pattern for the building's exterior.
• quoins The builder added quoins to the corners of the building for added structural support and aesthetic appeal.
• Quoting Quoting Robert Frost, "In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on.
• ring I wear my grandmother's ring on my finger every day.
• sing
• ting She felt a ting of excitement as she opened the package.
• Toeing
• wing
• wooing He spent many weeks wooing her with flowers and romantic dates before she finally agreed to be his girlfriend.
• Yoking Yoking the two oxen together, the farmer set off to plow his field.
• zing The lemon in the drink gave it a zing that was refreshing.

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• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
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• desolately