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How to spell CARRUING correctly?

If you are trying to type "carruing" but keep misspelling it, there are a couple of correct suggestions that might help. The correct spelling is "carrying", meaning the act of carrying or transporting something. So, be sure to double-check your spelling to avoid any confusion.

List of suggestions on how to spell carruing correctly

  • barring Barring any unexpected delays, we should arrive at the airport by 5 PM.
  • Carding I tried to get the waiter to bring me my carding but he didn't hear me.
  • caring My sister is a very caring person and always puts the needs of others before her own.
  • caroling We went caroling in the neighborhood to spread some holiday cheer.
  • carousing The group of friends was carousing at the bar, singing and dancing to their favorite songs.
  • carping Rather than offering constructive criticism, he spent the entire meeting carping about everything the team had done wrong.
  • Carrying I'm carrying your luggage.
  • carting I'm going to spend the day carting around my friends at the amusement park.
  • carving She was carving a pumpkin with her kid.
  • Charring The charring on the edges of the steak gave it a delicious smoky flavor.
  • Currying Currying is a functional programming technique where a function that takes multiple arguments is transformed into a function that takes one argument at a time.
  • earring
  • jarring The jarring sound of the doorbell caused Emma to jump.
  • Marring The scratch on my phone is marring its otherwise flawless appearance.
  • parring The parring of the beef was a bit clumsy.
  • Scarring The scarring on my knee reminds me of the time I fell off my bike.
  • Tarring The process of tarring the roof was completed just before the rainy season started.
  • warring The warring countries finally signed a peace agreement to end the conflict.

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