How to spell SEWLLING correctly?

If you meant to type "sewlling" but misspelled it, here are a couple of possible corrections: "selling" or "swelling". "Selling" refers to exchanging goods or services for money, while "swelling" denotes an abnormal increase in size, often related to injury or inflammation. Take care to proofread and ensure accurate spelling in order to communicate effectively.

• belling The belling of distant car horns could be heard from the city streets.
• Felling After years of providing shade and comfort, the old oak tree in the backyard was due for felling.
• gelling The team is gelling well after several weeks of training together.
• jelling
• Mewling I heard a mewling noise coming from behind the couch.
• sculling Sculling is a popular form of rowing that involves using two oars.
• sealing She used the caulking gun to close the gaps between the bathtub and the tiles, sealing it firmly in place.
• seedling She was startled when she stepped on a half-dead seedling.
• selling John is currently selling his car on eBay.
• settling After the storm, the town was settling into a new routine.
• sewing
• shelling The sound of shelling could still be heard in the distance.
• smelling She walked into the bakery, smelling the freshly baked bread.
• spelling The word "spelling" is spelled "speling.
• spilling I accidentally knocked over my cup of coffee, spilling it all over my shirt.
• stalling I can't believe he's stalling on giving us a decision.
• Stilling The stilling of the winds made it possible for us to continue with our boat ride.
• swelling My foot is swelling.
• swilling The drunkard was swilling beer all night long.
• telling Dad was telling the kids a story about a dragon.
• Welling His car was welling up with water.
• yelling I was yelling for help until I woke up.

Apsolutly

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