Correct spellings for TIGHING
- digging I was digging in the garden all day to plant new flowers.
- Dishing Mom is dishing out homework assignments tonight.
- gigging I was gigging last night and it was great.
- Jigging The fisherman was jigging for fish.
- Neighing She whistled and a neighing reply came.
- Pigging I think that Jenny is pigging me out.
- rigging The sailor checked the rigging to ensure that everything was secure before setting sail.
- Sighing Sighing deeply, I closed my eyes and let my stress melt away.
- Tagging She was tagging along with her friends.
- ticking The sound of the ticking clock was the only thing she could hear in the empty room.
- Tiding The tiding of the upcoming storm had the residents of the island bracing themselves for the worst.
- Tiffing
- tiling The tiling in the kitchen was expertly done and looked beautiful.
- tilling The farmer spent all morning tilling the soil in preparation for planting the crops.
- timing The timing of his proposal was perfect.
- Tingeing The autumn leaves were tingeing the trees with vibrant shades of orange and red.
- tinging The sound of the bells was tinging in my ears as I walked away from the church.
- tinning The tinning process involves coating a layer of tin on a metal surface to prevent corrosion.
- Tipping I always make sure to add a little extra to my bill when tipping at restaurants.
- tiring Working long hours in the office can be tiring.
- Tithing I pay tithing to my church every week.
- Tugging This tug of war is starting to feel a bit too tugging.
- Twigging Timothy needed a twigging stick to get him through the forest.
- weighing She is weighing her options before making a decision.
- wigging She was wigging out when she discovered she had left her phone at the movie theater.
