Correct spellings for BRIMING
- beaming The children's faces were beaming with excitement and joy as they watched the fireworks show.
- Begriming The begriming of the once pristine wall had been caused by years of neglect and exposure to the elements.
- Blaming Blaming others for your mistakes will only hinder your personal growth.
- booming The construction industry in this area is booming, with new buildings popping up all over town.
- bracing I took a bracing walk on a chilly morning to wake myself up.
- braiding She was braiding her hair into a beautiful braid.
- Braining
- braising She's braising the meat for the stew.
- braking The car's braking system failed, leading to a dangerous situation on the highway.
- braving I am braving going out in the cold.
- Braying The donkey was braying loudly, waking up everyone in the farm.
- Brazing During welding, flux and metal are brought together so that they fuse. Brazing is the next step in this process.
- brewing The coffee aroma indicated that a fresh pot of brewing coffee was ready for drinking.
- Bribing
- Bricking If you try to modify the system files of your phone, you run the risk of bricking the device.
- briefing I need to receive a briefing on the product before making a purchase.
- brimming The bottle was brimming with sparkling water.
- bring I need to bring my book.
- bringing She is bringing her boyfriend to the party.
- broiling I am broiling chicken breasts for tonight's dinner.
- bromine The gas bromine is toxic.
- bruising After the car accident, he suffered severe bruising across his chest and legs.
- Bruiting
- Bumming I'm just bumming around the house today, not really feeling up to anything productive.
- framing I am currently working on framing a new picture for my living room wall.
- griming
- priming The priming of the walls with a coat of white paint made it easier to apply the final color.
- riming The cold weather had caused any water left on the plants to freeze and form a beautiful layer of riming.
- Rimming
- trimming She was meticulously trimming the edges of the fabric to ensure they were straight.
