making
Definition of making:
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part of speech: noun
The act of forming or consituting; workmanship; composition; structure; form.
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Common misspellings:
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- aking (1.1%)
- macing (0.0%)
- mak (0.1%)
- maikng (0.6%)
- puting (0.0%)
- makind (0.2%)
- moking (0.1%)
- mkaing (1.4%)
- paking (0.0%)
- makng (1.9%)
- makinga (0.2%)
- maiking (1.2%)
- aming (0.1%)
- makinging (0.1%)
- maknig (0.4%)
- makeing (66.4%)
- manking (0.2%)
- maing (3.3%)
- makking (0.7%)
- macking (1.4%)
- tieing (0.0%)
- makingit (0.1%)
- makinf (0.4%)
- makign (3.7%)
- makling (0.2%)
- makin (6.6%)
- maken (0.1%)
- maling (0.4%)
- makingn (0.1%)
- maked (0.1%)
- mor (0.0%)
- makig (1.2%)
- makning (0.0%)
- makein (0.3%)
- makiing (1.5%)
- makinng (0.1%)
- makimg (0.1%)
- meking (0.1%)
- makink (0.2%)
- makining (0.1%)
- mking (0.5%)
- naking (0.0%)
- makinig (0.1%)
- maying (0.1%)
- maning (0.0%)
- maming (0.1%)
- amking (3.0%)
- makcing (0.1%)
- emailing (0.0%)
- amiing (0.1%)
- amknig (0.1%)
- makindg (0.1%)
- makingg (0.4%)
- makinjg (0.1%)
- makinrg (0.1%)
- pmaking (0.1%)
Usage examples for making:
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But, all the same, I was afraid of making a mistake, for the things I have to say can't be said to everybody.
"Fruitfulness Fecondite" – Emile Zola -
That is not making a fool of you!
"Innocent Her Fancy and His Fact" – Marie Corelli -
" You will not like it when you get there, my brave lady," said the man, good- humouredly, making room for her.
"The Isle of Unrest" – Henry Seton Merriman
