How to spell WHANTING correctly?
One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "whanting" is "wanting", which means having a desire or wish for something. Other potential corrections might include "haunting", "whiting" or "waiting", depending on the context in which the word was used and the intended meaning of the sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell whanting correctly
- Awanting
- banting Banting is a low-carbohydrate diet developed by William Banting in the 19th century.
- Canting The canting woman waved at me as she boarded the bus.
- chanting The sound of chanting echoed through the temple as the monks prayed.
- Handing Handing in your homework on time is important for your academic success.
- haunting The haunting memories of my past continue to plague me.
- Hinting She was hinting at what she wanted to say.
- hunting I love to go hunting, but it's not always easy to find good hunting grounds.
- panting After sprinting up the stairs, I was panting and gasping for air.
- ranting He continued ranting about the injustice of the system until he was out of breath.
- Shunting The train was shunting back and forth in the station as it prepared to depart.
- Wafting The breeze was blowing and the scent of flowers was wafting through the air.
- waiting
- waning The waning moon is beautiful tonight.
- wanting She had a constant feeling of wanting something more.
- wasting He was wasting his time scrolling through social media instead of studying for the exam.
- weaning My son is weaning himself off of his bottle.
- Whetting
- whining Stop whining about the situation and start taking action to change it.
- whiting He caught a whiting while out fishing.
