Correct spellings for RUSKING
- asking I was asking him for his opinion on the matter.
- brisking
- buskin The buskin is a type of shoe which is typically worn in medieval Europe.
- busking I was busking on the corner for a little bit before I came here.
- frisking The security officers were frisking passengers as they entered the airport.
- husking I spent the afternoon husking corn to prepare for the barbecue.
- racking I spent all day racking my brain for a solution to the problem.
- Raking After raking the leaves, she enjoyed looking at the crisp and clean yard.
- reeking The kitchen was reeking of garlic and onions.
- reusing I was proud of myself for reusing the old glass bottles instead of throwing them away.
- ricking
- rising The sun was rising and the sky was turning soft pink.
- Risking She was risking her life to save the trapped hiker.
- Rocking The baby was soothed by the gentle rocking motion of the rocking chair.
- Rooking Rooking is a game of chess in which a player moves one or more rooks along the board in an attempt to
- rousing The rousing applause from the crowd gave the performer a boost of confidence.
- rousting Her loud snoring kept me up all night and I considered rousting her from her deep slumber.
- Rucking I was having a lousy day until I started rucking.
- rushing A storm was raging outside, and the wind was rushing through the windows.
- ruskin John Ruskin was a famous art critic and essayist of the Victorian era.
- rusting The old bicycle had been sitting outside for years, slowly rusting in the rain.
- sucking The vacuum cleaner is sucking up all the dust from the carpet.
