How Do You Spell ICING?
Correct spelling for the English word "icing" is [ˈaɪ_s_ɪ_ŋ], [ˈa͡ɪsɪŋ], [ˈaɪsɪŋ]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of ICING
Common Misspellings for ICING
Below is the list of 354 misspellings for the word "icing".
- cycing
- ic8ng
- itchign
- icening
- imin
- vocing
- icikng
- ozzing
- isnight
- acuzing
- ousing
- icinfg
- uusing
- icint
- aiing
- exiny
- iking
- iosing
- usi9ng
- foceing
- wizing
- oicing
- icign
- gicing
- ining
- achiecing
- icking
- oricing
- ionzing
- usining
- itchuing
- issuaing
- acking
- ici ng
- picini
- icibg
- quizing
- icnig
- icong
- uysing
- bacing
- ifcing
- icinvg
- hcing
- eercieing
- licing
- icingt
- eising
- piceing
- oozeing
- bacing
- aquiescing
- picing
- iicing
- choiceing
- nurcing
- ijcing
- ivoicing
- occuing
- icding
- uaing
- isint
- paicing
- icijng
- icinmg
- acieving
- ickng
- icng
- mocing
- isane
- ocking
- jcing
- icingf
- illing
- aceing
- ici.g
- ayecayeng
- isssuing
- icjing
- iccing
- isding
- icingy
- hacing
- it'sin
- ic9ing
- usnig
- ocing
- useing
- usingi
- pieciing
- iming
- inin
- ivcing
- orgiazing
- kiising
- ising
- icingv
- jicing
- icinbg
- usuing
- aiting
- aiching
- locing
- esign
- icmng
- ucking
- uising
- istting
- itchiing
- icung
- isgoing
- acking
- ujsing
- icin g
- iing
- macing
- ficion
- ucing
- afacing
- ithing
- usoing
- ociean
- icinv
- icinf
- tacing
- ecig
- usaing
- bicini
- liceing
- igoing
- iching
- usuaing
- fucing
- zucini
- icving
- fising
- icihg
- iusing
- aazing
- icimng
- usieng
- cing
- iding
- icingh
- ithcing
- siing
- kcing
- aining
- ishing
- icinjg
- idcing
- addicing
- ozzing
- gacing
- icinb
- ici8ng
- 9icing
- isting
- ivin
- unicine
- icyier
- cinge
- secing
- 8icing
- eyeceyeng
- icijg
- ozing
- issuign
- eying
- issing
- ascing
- aacien
- ouzing
- iciog
- irwing
- icine
- vociing
- orgaizing
- isone
- icinhg
- riscing
- ousing
- issung
- oosing
- icuing
- i8cing
- icinw
- icifg
- icyng
- paicing
- icinyg
- ceing
- amiing
- icying
- pieceing
- peiceing
- eccoing
- acingly
- ici9ng
- icin
- isint
- peicing
- aucion
- oicking
- icinc
- ascing
- icihng
- jucing
- micing
- eseeing
- focing
- ecking
- aucion
- usining
- abing
- usaing
- iocing
- iucing
- exing
- utizing
- issint
- encino
- usingthe
- ozing
- ibing
- siecing
- issueing
- eccoing
- icibng
- choiceing
- iting
- iciing
- ikcing
- ussing
- innning
- aiging
- gacing
- asing
- ecoing
- ycing
- aiging
- iquing
- iying
- eiting
- ichng
- pieceing
- uzing
- mizing
- aciving
- uicing
- iceage
- usising
- ficing
- avising
- afacing
- ining
- uesing
- inoing
- oosing
- secing
- usinig
- iisn't
- dicion
- unicine
- quizing
- isin't
- asing
- iciong
- usign
- eaing
- ciing
- ibeing
- choicing
- iring
- icinng
- ceioing
- usinng
- iaing
- isbeing
- 8cing
- icig
- ooing
- uzing
- ic ing
- usinga
- mcing
- meicine
- discing
- dicion
- becing
- faciing
- peicing
- ueing
- icjng
- choicing
- isuing
- axeing
- ezine
- esing
- ic8ing
- iching
- eiving
- uisng
- mocing
- isin't
- eeing
- iving
- icxing
- osing
- issueing
- ricing
- icing
- iocean
- useing
- acion
- aicient
- osing
- icingb
- 9cing
- kicing
- ixcing
- icino
- aciving
- iciung
- icimg
- icening
- iiving
- itting
- sacing
- isknow
- sising
- icinh
- tacing
- icingg
- ifing
- insign
- i9cing
- icang
- usning
- kising
- icfing
- isn'y
- voiceing
- itin
- aciveing
- i cing
- icintg
- icoing
- ic9ng
- axeing
- iceing
- iicng
- atacing
- usiing
Usage Examples for ICING
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The rate of this natural circulation is automatically regulated by the temperature of the articles in the cooling chamber and by the amount of ice in the icing compartment; hence the efficiency of such a box is high. - "Seasoning of Wood" by Joseph B. Wagner
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Beat the mixture well until the sugar is smooth; then with a spoon or broad knife lay the icing equally over the cakes. - "The Book of Household Management" by Mrs. Isabella Beeton
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He started to speak, then stopped, his blood icing over. - "The Colors of Space" by Marion Zimmer Bradley
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They helped so much in the matter of scraping all the cake and icing pans, stoning, and especially eating, raisins, that it was a wonder they were not ill. - "What Two Children Did" by Charlotte E. Chittenden
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Secretary Erasso, the papal nuncio Castagna, the Venetian envoy Cavalli, all express a conviction that the death of the prince had been brought about by his own extravagant conduct and mental excitement; by alternations of starving and voracious eating, by throwing himself into the fire; by icing his bed, and by similar acts of desperation. - "The Rise of the Dutch Republic, Volume II.(of III) 1566-74" by John Lothrop Motley Last Updated: January 25, 2009
