How to spell TRAULING correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "trauling", don't worry! Here are some alternative suggestions you can consider: "trawling", which refers to fishing with a net; "trailing", indicating something following behind; or "trolling", often used to describe online behavior. Double-check your context to select the correct replacement and avoid any confusion.

• drawling The old man sat on the porch, drawling out a story about his youth.
• railing She held tightly onto the railing as she slowly made her way down the steep staircase.
• ruling The judge's ruling was in favor of the plaintiff.
• tailing The dog was tailing the cat.
• trailing The hikers were trailing behind their group, struggling to keep up with the pace.
• traveling We are going to be traveling for a few more weeks.
• trawling The fishermen spent hours trawling the ocean for the best catch.
• treadling I am going to treadling my dog.
• trialing The company is currently trialing a new product before launching it to market.
• trilling The sound of a trilling laugh can be charming.
• Trolling The internet troll is someone who spent their days trolling forums and websites, looking for someone to upset.
• troubling I found the article troubling.
• truing He spent the whole afternoon truing his bicycle wheels before going for a ride.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately