How to spell RINGIN correctly?
If you've typed "ringin" and realized it's a misspelling, here are some suggestions for the correct word you may have intended to write. "Ringing" is the correct spelling, referring to the sound a phone makes. Alternatively, you could mean "ringing" as in the sound of a bell.
List of suggestions on how to spell ringin correctly
- bringing She was bringing a cake to the party.
- cringing I was cringing at my embarrassing performance during the talent show.
- Dinging The dinging sound of the microwave signaled that my popcorn was ready.
- Fringing I am fringing my hair out of my face.
- Hinging The entire project was hinging on one small detail that had yet to be resolved.
- Pinging I heard the sound of pinging as the mechanic worked on the engine.
- ranging
- rankin
- rennin After running a batch of rennin, the science lab can smell like vinegar for hours.
- rigging
- ring Mum will be wearing a diamond ring when she returns from her trip.
- ring in
- ringed
- ringer I'm not much of a basketball player, but I'm sure I can find a ringer to join our team.
- ringing I can hear the ringing of the alarm clock from the other room.
- ringling
- Ringo The Ringo Starr song "my old pickup" is about his old pickup truck.
- rings The wedding rings were passed down from generation to generation in the family.
- rinsing After applying the shampoo, she began rinsing the suds out of her hair.
- singing
- tinging The sound of the Christmas bells was tinging through the snowy night.
- Winging She was winging her way through the forest, taking in the beauty of the scenery around her.
- Wringing She was wringing her hands nervously as she waited for the results of the exam.
- zinging His words were zinging through the air with such sharpness that they pierced her heart.
