How to spell SPRIING correctly?

If you have mistyped "spriing", don't fret! Here are a couple of plausible corrections: "spring" or "sprung". The word "spring" refers to the season or a coiled piece of wire, while "sprung" is the past tense of the verb "spring", meaning to jump or leap.

• Siring The vehicle had been towed to the Siring Police Station.
• sparing She was sparing with her words as she didn't want to reveal her true feelings.
• sparring He spends hours every week sparring with other boxers in the gym.
• Spicing Spicing up your food with some herbs can make it taste better.
• Spiking The volleyball player was spiking the ball over the net with great force.
• Spiriting Spiriting away the documents, the spy disappeared into the night.
• Spiting She wasn't going to give in to spiting her ex-husband, even if it meant sacrificing her own happiness.
• sporing I sporing why the stove isn't working.
• sprain
• Spraining I hope I'm not spraining my ankle by hiking on this rocky terrain.
• Sprang I sprang out of my seat at the sudden noise.
• spraying The farmer was spraying the crop to protect it from pests.
• sprig She added a sprig of fresh rosemary to the soup for extra flavor.
• spring
• springing The flowers were already springing up in the garden, signaling the start of spring.
• springs I woke up to the sound of the springs in my bed creaking.
• springy The trampoline mat was so springy that it bounced the kids higher than they ever thought possible.
• sprint She had to sprint to catch the bus which was about to leave.
• Sprucing I am sprucing up my apartment before my guests arrive.
• Sprung I felt like I had been sprung.
• spurring Her encouragement was the spurring he needed to start his own business.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking