How to spell JUNGING correctly?

If you meant to type "junging" but it seems like a typo, there are a few possible correct suggestions to consider. You might have intended to write "jogging", "judging", "junking" or "jangling". Always proofread your texts to avoid such mistakes or rely on auto-correct features when uncertain.

• Bunging
• cunning The fox was able to outsmart the farmer with its cunning tricks.
• Dunging The farmer was busy dunging the fields to enrich the soil for his crops.
• Ganging
• Gunning He was gunning the engine, eager to get out onto the open road.
• jangling The keys are jangling in my pocket.
• Jaunting I'll hop into the Jaunting Machine and be right there.
• Jigging He spends his leisure time jigging around the dancing floor.
• jingling I could hear the sound of jingling keys as my roommate searched for her phone.
• jinxing Paul always seems to find himself with jinxing luck.
• jogging She went jogging every morning before work in order to relieve stress.
• jouncing My nimble feet welcomed the jouncing journey home.
• judging She was judging the book by its cover without even reading it.
• Jugging Jugging is a popular outdoor activity in which people toss a ball back and forth while running or moving around.
• jungian The Jungian model of the psyche can help explain the personality traits and behavior of some people.
• junking I never go stamping in shiny places; it's called "junking.
• lounging After lunch, we were lounging around the house.
• Lunging The horse suddenly began lunging forward, startling the rider.

Apsolutly

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