Correct spellings for LONDER
- blander Peter whispered something about the blander his daughter was becoming and she slapped him.
- blender I'm going to need a blender to make this smoothie.
- blinder The goalkeeper made a blinder of a save, ensuring his team secured the win.
- blonde She had a blonde bob.
- blonder After a few months of sun exposure, her hair was noticeably blonder.
- blunder I made a colossal blunder when I suggested we skip the movie.
- flounder I caught a flounder today.
- fonder I am fonder of spending time with my family than with my friends.
- lander My grandfather is a lander.
- Landers Landers is a surname or a plural form of the word "lander," which means a spacecraft or a vehicle used for landing on a planet or moon.
- launder After her swim, she needed to launder her swimsuit.
- leander The swan was swimming so elegantly, it looked like its namesake, leander.
- lender The lender wanted to ensure that the borrower had a good history of paying back loans.
- lenders Lenders are becoming more cautious about granting loans due to the economic uncertainty caused by the pandemic.
- liner I should wear my liner tonight because the wind is cold.
- loader I need a loader to load my gun.
- loaner I need a loaner because my regular phone is broken.
- lode She found a silver lode in the rocks.
- londoner I'm not a Londoner, but I've been to the city a few times.
- lone The traveler walked alone on the lone road.
- loner Tom didn't have many friends and preferred to be a loner, spending his evenings reading books at home.
- loners From playing video games all day, they may seem like loners, but they're actually part of a gaming community.
- longer I would like to speak to someone about a longer loan.
- loonier As the night went on, his ideas became progressively loonier.
- louder The noise was louder than I expected.
- plunder It was a brutal act of plunder and theft as the invaders ransacked the village.
- ponder I like to ponder the meaning of life when I'm out for a walk.
- slander It is not fair to accuse someone of stealing without evidence, as it can be considered slander.
- slender She has a slender figure.
- wonder I can't believe she got the part in the play. She's such a wonder.
- yonder I see a beautiful garden yonder.
