How to spell OUNDING correctly?

The proper spelling for "ounding" is "ounding", but if you're having trouble with the word, here are some possible correct suggestions: surrounding, grounding, bounding, rounding, foundling, sounding or hounding. Double-check the context to ensure you're using the correct word.

• abounding The lush forest was abounding with wildlife.
• bonding The team-building activities helped with bonding between coworkers.
• bounding The bounding puppy chased after its toy with endless energy.
• counting I am counting the number of books in my bookshelf to see how many I need to donate.
• ending
• founding The founding of the company was a pivotal moment for the industry.
• funding We need initial funding to get this project off the ground
• Hounding The hounding of the suspect was intense and long.
• Mounding The mounding of dirt around the base of the tree provides support and stability.
• mounting She couldn't ignore the mounting frustration as she struggled to assemble the IKEA furniture.
• Outdoing She is constantly outdoing herself with her incredible cooking skills.
• outing Our team went on an exciting outing to the local amusement park.
• Owning Owning a home can be a rewarding but also challenging experience.
• pounding My head was pounding from all the pounding she was giving me.
• rounding The rounding error is very small.
• sounding
• undoing His constant procrastination became his undoing and he failed his exams.
• undying His undying love for her never faltered, even after all these years.
• wounding The wounding words spoken by her friend hurt her deeply.

Intertubing

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