Correct spellings for LYINCHING
- Cinching She straightened her back and pulled the strap, cinching the saddle on the horse's back tightly.
- Clinching The team's star player scored the final goal, clinching their victory over their rivals.
- Flinching Despite the pain, she refused to show any sign of weakness by flinching.
- Inching The caterpillar was inching its way along the stem of the plant.
- launching The company will be launching their new product line next month.
- lunching Lunching alone in a park can be a relaxing way to enjoy some fresh air and sunshine.
- lynching No one should ever be subject to a lynching, it is a barbaric act of violence and hate.
- Pinching She had to keep pinching herself to make sure she wasn't dreaming.
- winching During the repair, one of the workers was winching the heavy beam up the scaffolding.
