How to spell TOCKING correctly?
If you've misspelled "tocking" and meant to type "ticking", rest assured, there's a simple solution. "Ticking" refers to the rhythmic sound made by a clock or the ticking of time. To avoid confusion, proofread your text carefully before publishing or send a corrected version to avoid any ambiguity.
List of suggestions on how to spell tocking correctly
- Cocking The cocking of the gun was loud.
- Decking The sun deck is made of a durable synthetic decking material that will never rot or splinter.
- docking The spaceship will be ready for docking procedures in just a few minutes.
- ducking I am constantly ducking to avoid hitting my head on the low ceiling in my basement.
- hocking I saw a chicken hocking a kidney on the side of the road.
- locking I am locking the door before leaving the office.
- mocking The kids at school were mocking Ashley's new haircut, which made her feel embarrassed and self-conscious.
- Rocking
- socking The child was so angry she was "socking" the wall.
- stocking I hung my stocking by the fireplace in hopes that it would be filled with goodies come Christmas morning.
- tacking I showed them how to adjust the sails by tacking, and we glided smoothly through the waves.
- taking I will be taking a break from work next week.
- ticking The sound of a ticking clock always reminds me of my grandmother's house.
- Tucking I am tucking in my shirt before I go to the office.
