How to spell DWIDLING correctly?
The correct spelling for "dwidling" is actually "dwIdling". It is a common misspelling due to the similarity with "dwIndling". To avoid confusion, one can remember that "dwIdling" comes from the verb "to idle", meaning to remain inactive or not engaged in any activity.
List of suggestions on how to spell dwidling correctly
- Dandling She found herself dandling the baby, trying to get it to stop crying.
- dawdling Stop dawdling and come help me with this project.
- diddling He was caught diddling with the office supplies instead of actually working.
- doodling I like doodling in my notebook during long meetings.
- dwelling My aunt's old dwelling was full of antique furniture and had a charming cozy feel to it.
- dwindling The population of the endangered species is dwindling rapidly due to habitat loss and poaching.
- twiddling She was twiddling her thumbs, waiting for her baby to choo-choo.
- Twirling She was twirling her hair nervously as she waited for her name to be called.
