needing
v.v. to require something because it is necessary or very important. You use this when you cannot do something without a specific person or object.
v. requiring something because it is essential or very important rather than just desirable. Present participle form of 'need'.
I am needing some help with these heavy boxes.
The garden is really needing some water after this long week of hot and dry weather.
While the project is technically finished, it is still needing a final review from the legal department to ensure we have met all the safety requirements.
Stative verb — usually used in simple tenses, but the progressive form ('needing') is common in some dialects or to emphasize a temporary state.
I am needing a car for my lifeI need a carLearners often use the progressive '-ing' form for permanent needs, but the simple present is preferred for general requirements.