Correct spellings for SPIND
- Opined The newspaper opined that the recent policy changes would negatively affect the economy.
- Pend
- Pined She pined for the life she once knew.
- pint "I grabbed a pint of beer to enjoy with my meal."
- pond The children spent the afternoon feeding ducks at the local pond.
- saint St. Francis of Assisi is widely regarded as a saint for his devotion to nature and humanity.
- sand The sand was hot and gritty between my toes as I walked along the beach.
- seined The salmon were seined and ready to be cooked.
- send I am going to send the package through the mail.
- sound The sound of the ocean waves soothes my mind and soul.
- spain I plan to travel to Spain next year to visit my friend who is studying there.
- span
- Sped The car sped past the traffic light before it turned red.
- speed She had to slow down her car speed to avoid getting a speeding ticket.
- spend I'm going to spend the evening with my family.
- spends She always spends her weekends at the beach, soaking up the sun and playing in the ocean.
- spent I spent all my money on the vacation, but it was worth it.
- Spiced I love spiced pumpkin latte in the autumn season.
- Spied I spied on my little brother to see if he was taking my candy without permission.
- spiked
- spin I watched the washing machine spin my clothes around and around.
- spinal The spinal cord is responsible for transmitting messages from the brain to other parts of the body.
- spindle She placed the yarn on the spindle and began to spin it into thread.
- spindly The spindly tree could barely support its weight in the strong wind.
- spine The spine is a crucial part of our body that connects the brain to different parts of the body.
- spines The spines on the cactus are sharp and can easily prick your skin.
- spinet The spinet was a popular keyboard instrument in the Baroque period.
- spins The top spins perfectly on the table.
- spiny The cactus is covered in spiny needles as a defense mechanism.
- spit The baseball player spit out the sunflower seeds before stepping up to bat.
- spite She completed the task with great ease, spite of the difficulties she faced.
- Spited He did not want to attend the party, but he came anyway to avoid being spited by his friends.
- splint After his injury, the doctor placed a splint on his broken arm to keep it immobile.
- sprint The athlete trained every day to improve his sprint time for the upcoming race.
- spud My favorite way to eat potatoes is as spud fries.
- Spun I have to turn this page. It's been spun around so much it's come out of the book.
- supine After a long and tiring day at work, Jane lay supine on her bed and stared at the ceiling.
