How to spell HUTING correctly?
If you meant to type "hunting" but ended up with "huting", don't worry! Here are some correct suggestions to fix the misspelling: 1) hunting - refers to the act of pursuing and capturing or killing wild animals; 2) hugging - an act of embracing someone affectionately; 3) hurting - causing physical or emotional pain. Double-check your intended word and make the necessary correction!
List of suggestions on how to spell huting correctly
- halting The speaker's halting delivery made it difficult for the audience to follow his points.
- Hasting
- Hating Hating someone will never bring peace and happiness in your heart.
- Hatting
- haunting The haunting melody of the ghostly tune sent shivers down my spine.
- heating We turned up the heating because it was freezing in our apartment.
- Hefting Hefting the heavy box onto the shelf was a struggle, but he managed to do it with some effort.
- hiding I found my favorite book hiding behind the other books on the shelf.
- Hinting She was hinting at new job opportunities during the conversation.
- hitting
- Hooting The hooting of an owl can be heard in the distance.
- Hosting Do you have any hosting needs?
- hunting The hunting of wild animals is an ancient tradition that is now being regulated to protect the environment.
- hurting She held back tears as she tried to hide the fact that she was hurting inside.
- hurtling
- Muting He put his phone on muting so that he could concentrate on his work.
- outing I can't wait for our outing to the beach.
- shouting The children were shouting with excitement as the clown performed his magic tricks.
- shutting I am shutting the door to make sure no one comes in.
- ting The sound of the glass hitting the counter produced a ting.
