Correct spellings for CROUDING
- brooding The brooding clouds overhead signaled an impending storm.
- carousing The young adults were carousing in the bars until late at night.
- clouding The dark clouds were slowly clouding the once bright sky.
- Clouting I had to do a lot of clouting to get this tent properly set up.
- Codding Some students like to codding around.
- coding I'm coding a new video game.
- Cording I cording my hair back into a bun.
- croaking The sound of the frog croaking by the pond was soothing.
- Crooking He was crooking his fingers to tell her to come closer.
- crooning The elderly man sat on the porch, crooning a sweet melody as he plucked at the strings of his guitar.
- Cropping I am cropping the edges of the photo to make a better composition.
- crossing I was worried about crossing the busy street to get to the other side.
- crouching The cat was crouching in the corner, ready to pounce on its prey.
- crowding The crowd began crowding towards the entrance of the stadium, causing chaos and confusion.
- crowdings The crowdings at the concert were overwhelming, but it was worth it to see my favorite artist perform.
- crowing I woke up to the sound of a rooster crowing in the early hours of the morning.
- crowning The crowning achievement of her career was receiving the Nobel Prize in Physics.
- eroding The hillside was eroding quickly under the relentless onslaught of the flowing water.
- grounding She pulled out her hairbrush and started grounding it into her scalp.
- grouping The grouping of students was based on their academic level.
- grousing Despite the team's victory, there were still a few players grousing about their playing time.
- Grouting Using a grouting tool, the homeowner filled in the gaps in the mortar between the bricks.
- prodding The teacher kept prodding the student to work harder and get better grades.
- Routing The routing table directs the packets to their corresponding destinations.
- shrouding The thick fog was shrouding the entire city, making it difficult to see anything beyond a few feet.
