How to spell SAWWING correctly?

If someone is misspelling "sawwing", it is likely that they meant to type "sawing". "Sawing" refers to the process of cutting wood or other materials using a saw. To avoid confusion, the correct suggestion would be to use "sawing" instead of "sawwing" in any written context.

• awing The majestic mountain range was awing to behold.
• Cawing I heard the cawing of the crows as they flew over my house.
• Hawing
• Jawing The two wrestlers kept jawing at each other before the match.
• Pawing The cat was pawing at the window, trying to get the attention of its owner.
• Sating
• saving
• Sawing
• saying My grandmother always had a saying for every occasion.
• sewing She spent the afternoon sewing a patch onto her jeans.
• Skewing The article is skewing the facts to make their argument seem more convincing.
• slowing The traffic was slowing down as they approached the intersection.
• Snowing It is snowing heavily outside, I hope everyone stays safe and warm.
• Sowing She spent the morning sowing sunflower seeds in her garden.
• Spewing The creature was spewing black bile and blood.
• stewing I am stewing over the decision I made yesterday.
• stowing I am stowing my luggage in the overhead compartment of the airplane.
• swing She loved to swing at the park and feel the wind in her hair.
• Yawing The yawing dog was shaking its head and wagging its tail.

Apsolutly

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