Correct spellings for OINGED
- binged I was so tired, I binged all night.
- Binned I binned the salad.
- Coined The term "coined" is derived from the word "coin".
- Dined Last night, we dined at a fancy French restaurant and enjoyed a delicious three-course meal.
- Dinged I dinged my car when I hit a big pothole.
- Dinned Dinned out.
- fined If you park illegally, you may be fined by the local council.
- Finned My fish has finned.
- Ginned Ginned is the perfect term for a mid-winter drink.
- Hinged The cabinet door was hinged to the frame, allowing it to swing open and closed easily.
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- Inked He expertly inked his nips with a tattoo gun.
- joined He was always so good at strategy games, but his skills haven't improved much since he joined the company's board game night
- lined The streets were lined with decorations for the parade.
- mined We mined a hole in the fence.
- oiled She felt so oiled up that she felt like she could slide all the way down the shaft.
- Opined I opined on Twitter that she looked tired.
- owned She was so proud of her new car; she was quite ecstatic when she finally got it "owned" by herself.
- Pined I pined for my hometown while living in a new city.
- Pinged I just pinged Bernie Sanders in an attempt to get his opinion on the new healthcare bill.
- pinned I was pinned down by the enemy gunfire.
- ringed The room was ringed with candles.
- Singed The ends of her hair were slightly singed from being too close to the fireplace.
- Sinned After breaking my aunt's vase, I knew I had sinned.
- tinged The drink was a little too tinged with liquor for my taste.
- tinned I grabbed a tinned sardine to make a quick snack.
- wined He wined and dined his clients in the finest restaurants in the city.
- winged The winged horse galloped across the meadow, its mane flowing in the wind.
- zinged I zinged her with a jelly bean.
