Correct spellings for PICHING
- aching She limped through the hallway, every step sending aching shocks up her injured leg.
- Birching Birching used to be a historically common practice of punishing criminals and misbehaving children.
- bitching Stop bitching about your job and start looking for a new one.
- Ditching I am ditching my old habits and trying to form healthier ones.
- Hitching Hitching a ride on a passing truck, he headed towards the city.
- itching I'm itching to go on vacation again.
- pacing She increased her pacing as she walked nervously back and forth in the waiting room.
- Parching The sun was so scorching that it left a parching feeling on my skin.
- patching I am patching a hole in my favorite pair of jeans.
- Perching The robin was perching on the branch, its head cocked as it listened for worms wriggling in the earth below.
- Phishing I received a phishing email asking me to provide my personal information.
- picking I will be picking up some groceries on my way home from work.
- Piecing She spent hours piecing together the broken glass figurine.
- Pieing After pieing at the park, the kids wanted to go play frisbee.
- piling The construction workers were busy piling bricks into a neat stack.
- Pinching As the bus rumbled along, the tightly-packed seats made it impossible to avoid pinching my leg against the metal armrest.
- pining Even though she knew he was gone forever, she couldn't help but spend most of her days pining for his return.
- piping The smell of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen as the piping hot loaves were pulled out of the oven.
- pitching He practiced pitching for hours before the big game.
- poaching Poaching is a serious crime that endangers many endangered species.
- Pouching Pouching is when you put small items into a small fabric bag or pouch.
- psyching I'm psyching myself up for the big exam tomorrow.
- Punching He was punching the heavy bag with all his might, trying to release his anger.
- pushing He was pushing the heavy cart down the aisle of the supermarket.
- witching He felt a witching sensation as he stepped into the ancient, cobweb-filled crypt.
