How to spell KNIG correctly?

If you mistakenly type "knig" instead of "king", don't fret! Here are a few suggestions to correct the misspelling: 1) "king" is the exact word you intended; 2) "knit" is a word related to knitting; 3) "knob" refers to a round handle. Proofread and choose the appropriate option to rectify the error.

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• dig I need to dig a hole for the new tree we bought.
• ENG I am an ENG major, so I will be studying literature and composition in college.
• fig
• gig
• Ing I'm going to be ing off my next vacation soon.
• jig I need to use a jig to create a perfect circle.
• keg The college students had a keg of beer at their party.
• kg The truck's payload capacity is 1000 kg.
• Kia
• kin I am going to visit my kin in the city this weekend.
• king
• KN KN is the symbol for the unit of force known as kilonewton.
• knee
• Knew I knew she was cheating on me.
• knife The victim's throat was slit with a kitchen knife.
• knight
• knish I love to eat a warm knish topped with mustard.
• knit I love to knit sweaters for my family during the cold winter months.
• knob I need to find the knob on the side of the toy to turn it off.
• knot She tied a tight knot in the rope to secure it in place.
• know I don't know what to eat for dinner.
• knox Knox is a city in Knox County, Tennessee, United States.
• Kong King Kong is a giant ape who lives in a tropical island.
• LNG The company has invested in building an LNG terminal to import and store natural gas for energy production.
• MIG Mig welding is a Process of welding with a MIG welder.
• nag
• NEG
• ni Do you want to eat ni foo?
• nib
• nigh The end of the school year is nigh, and students are anxiously awaiting summer break.
• NIH The NIH is a leading institution for biomedical research in the United States.
• nil The nil result was unexpected.
• nip I need to nip to the shops to buy groceries.
• nit I'm not sure if I want to eat that nit-picky food.
• nix I had to nix my plans to go to the concert because I had to work.
• pig The farmer owned a large pig that loved to play in the mud.
• rig The workers set up the rig to extract oil from the ground.
• snag I hit a snag in my plan when I realized I didn't have all the necessary materials.
• snog
• snug I love to feel snug and cozy in my bed on a cold winter night.
• whig The Whig party was formed in the 1830s to oppose Andrew Jackson and the Democratic party.
• wig I refuse to wear a wig.

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