How to spell RULLING correctly?

If you've accidentally written "rulling" instead of "ruling", don't worry! Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "ruling", "ruining", "rolling", "railing", "ruling out". Make sure to double-check your spellings to avoid similar errors in the future!

• bulling
• Culling The wildlife management team implemented a culling strategy to control the overpopulation of deer in the area.
• drilling The drilling of a well is necessary to extract underground water.
• duelling In the past, duelling was considered a way for men to settle disputes over pride and honor.
• Dulling The constant rain was dulling the usually vibrant colors of the flowers in the garden.
• fuelling The government's investment in renewable energy is fuelling the demand for sustainable solutions.
• Fulling Fulling is a process of cleansing cloth to get rid of impurities.
• grilling I love grilling steak on the barbecue.
• grueling The hikers completed the grueling trek to the summit of the mountain.
• gruelling The athletes were exhausted after the gruelling marathon.
• Gulling The gulling of innocent people into giving money to fraudulent charities is a despicable crime.
• Hulling Hulling is a process of transforming milled grain into flour.
• lulling The sound of the waves lulling me to sleep on the beach.
• Mulling I was mulling over my decision before submitting my application.
• Puling
• pulling He was pulling the wagon up the hill all by himself.
• quelling The police officer was successful in quelling the disturbance by calmly speaking to the crowd.
• railing This new railing is a great addition to the balcony.
• rallying The crowd was rallying behind the political candidate as he gave his passionate speech.
• Reeling Upon returning to our apartment, my roommate and I were reeling from the events that had transpired.
• Relying Relying on others can often lead to disappointment.
• rifling The rifling in the gun barrel helped to improve the accuracy of the shot.
• Riling
• roiling The storm had left the ocean roiling and turbulent.
• rolling I love the feeling of the wind in my hair when I go rolling down a hill on my bike.
• Rollins Izzy and Rollins are cousins.
• Rowling
• Ruffling She tossed her hair back and forth, ruffling it until it stood on end.
• Ruing He spent the rest of his days ruing the decision to sell his company.
• ruling The ruling of the judge was in favor of the defendant.
• rulings The judge's rulings on the case were controversial and left many people unhappy.
• trilling The trilling laughter of the girl made the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
• Trolling I was trolling you with my joke, but I'm actually a nice guy.

Decarations

• declamations
• declaration
• declarations
• decoration
• decorations
• demarcations
• recreations