How to spell LINGING correctly?

If you're struggling with the misspelling "linging", here are a few possible correct suggestions. Firstly, "lining" refers to the inner surface of something. Another option is "longing", which denotes a strong desire or yearning. Lastly, "linking" represents the act of connecting or joining things together.

• Clinging The child was clinging to his mother tightly when he saw the loud thunderstorm.
• Dinging The bell was dinging to inform the class that their time was up.
• Flinging I was flinging eggs at the cat, but she jumped out of the way.
• Hinging The entire project was hinging on whether or not we received funding.
• limning The artist spent many hours limning the delicate details of the flowers in his painting.
• lingering The scent of her perfume was lingering in the air.
• linguine Sheep are kept in close proximity to the river to provide them with linguine, a type of scaly tongue
• lining I need to replace the lining in my jacket because it's torn.
• linings She nervously riffled through the linings of her purse.
• Linking Linking verbs connect the subject of a sentence to a word that describes or renames it.
• longing The longing in his eyes was so bittersweet.
• lounging I was lounging on the beach when I saw a wave come in.
• Lunging She lunging for the scissors.
• Pinging
• ringing My phone is ringing right now.
• singing
• slinging She was slinging rocks across the creek.
• tinging The sound of the wind chimes was tinging softly in the breeze.
• Winging She was just winging the interview and hoping for the best.
• zinging The zinging sound of the bullet whizzing by his ear made him hit the ground.

Intertubing

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