How to spell SWOING correctly?

The correct spelling for "swoing" could be "swing", "swaying" or "swooping". It would depend on the context of the sentence. Double-checking any misspelled words with a dictionary or spell checker can help avoid confusion in communication.

• owing I am owing her money for the dinner we had together.
• Sawing He was sawing the wooden plank into pieces.
• sewing My grandma loves sewing quilts for the family.
• showing She is showing me how to properly fold a fitted sheet.
• sing
• slowing The aging process is often associated with a slowing of cognitive function.
• Snowing It was snowing so hard that the plows couldn't keep up.
• Soling He took out his Soling and started to play.
• Sowing My grandfather taught me the art of sowing when I was young.
• stowing The flight attendant reminded passengers of the importance of stowing their personal belongings in the overhead compartments before takeoff.
• Suing He is suing the company for discrimination in the workplace.
• swain The young swain promised to bring his lover a handful of wildflowers every day.
• swaying The trees were swaying in the wind during the storm.
• swig After finishing the pint of beer, he took a swig of water to cleanse his palate.
• swine
• swing The children were laughing and having fun on the swing set at the playground.
• swings The child was having fun on the swings in the park.
• Swiping I caught my friend swiping some cookies from the kitchen.
• swoon
• swooning She was swooning over her celebrity crush.
• Swooping The hawk suddenly appeared, swooping down on its unsuspecting prey.
• sworn
• Swung I was so startled when he swung at me that I almost screamed.
• wing
• wooing I was wooing her with my eyes but she wasn't having any of it.
• wowing After seeing the show, I was wowing by how great the dancers were.

Intertubing

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