How to spell SQUILING correctly?
If you meant "squilling", it could refer to the sound of a high-pitched scream or squeal. If you meant "squealing", it could refer to the sound of a pig or the act of making a loud, high-pitched noise. Double-check the spelling to ensure proper communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell squiling correctly
- aquiline The aquiline eagle soared high above the mountains.
- Equaling The company's profits this year are equaling last year's record-breaking numbers.
- quailing I am quailing at the thought of speaking in public.
- quisling
- sailing I enjoy sailing on the weekends with my friends.
- sculling He spent his afternoons sculling along the river, enjoying the peacefulness of the water.
- smiling I couldn't help but notice the child smiling at me from across the street.
- snailing As I looked out the window, I could see the cars snailing their way through the heavy traffic.
- soiling
- spoiling Although she loved her brother dearly, she sometimes found herself spoiling him.
- squalling The baby was squalling and I didn't know what to do.
- Squaring He was good at squaring off against opponents.
- squealing The pig was squealing as he was being skinned.
- squiggling The worm was squiggling on the ground after the rain.
- squiring
- squirming The toddler was squirming in his highchair, eager to be let out and play.
- squirting Whiskey bottle dropped in floor squirting liquid all over.
- squishing I hate it when I'm walking in wet shoes and my toes keep squishing.
