How to spell LOUNDING correctly?

The misspelling "lounding" can be corrected to "lounging", meaning to relax or pass time in a leisurely way or "bounding", meaning to move quickly with large strides. Other possible suggestions could include "founding", "surrounding" or "pounding", depending on the intended context.

• bonding The experience of traveling together strengthened our bonding.
• bounding The deer was bounding through the forest, effortlessly leaping over fallen trees and bushes.
• counting I was counting the number of books on my shelf.
• founding The founding of the company took years of planning and hard work.
• funding The organization has secured additional funding to expand their services.
• Hounding The paparazzi were hounding the celebrity for a photo.
• landing
• Lauding The CEO was lauding the efforts of his team for achieving the company's quarterly goals.
• lending The bank is willing to consider lending me the money for a new car.
• loading
• loaning I am loaning my friend $100 for her rent this month.
• longing He couldn't ignore the growing longing he had for her.
• Lording He acted as if he was lording over the entire department, making everyone feel small and insignificant.
• lounging I love lounging on the couch and watching movies.
• Lunging The horse suddenly started lunging forward, pulling hard against the reins.
• Mounding The mounding of dirt around the base of the tree helps to prevent erosion.
• mounting She had been mounting the stairs for what seemed like minutes when he finally reached the top.
• pounding There was a loud pounding on the door.
• rounding The rounding error was 6%.
• sounding The child was sounding out each letter as she spelled her name for the first time.
• wounding The wounding words that he said to her caused her heart to ache deeply.

Apsolutly

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