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Some people are confusing the word dyeing with dying and dieing as well. Dyeing refers to the act of staining something a different colour.

1. I am dyeing my hair red this week.

2. My mom is in the process of dyeing the eggs for the Easter egg hunt.

While all of these forms can be overwhelming, you typically will not have occasion to use dieing at all, and dyeing should make sense because dye is the word for staining.

So, when in doubt, the participial form of die is always dying.

[QUOTE="Raji Ram, post: 410700, member: 17730"] The above link says: Some people are confusing the word dyeing with dying and dieing as well. Dyeing refers to the act of staining something a different colour. 1. I am dyeing my hair red this week. 2. My mom is in the process of dyeing the eggs for the Easter egg hunt. While all of these forms can be overwhelming, you typically will not have occasion to use dieing at all, and dyeing should make sense because dye is the word for staining. So, when in doubt, the participial form of die is always dying. [/QUOTE]

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