Correct spellings for SPORN
- scorn He looked at her with scorn, unable to believe that she had betrayed him.
- son My son said he saw a UFO.
- soon I am going to soon get married.
- sown The seeds that were sown in the spring have now grown into bountiful crops.
- spain I have been to Spain twice.
- span The span of the bridge is quite impressive.
- spar I watched the two birds spar as they fought for dominance over the birdfeeder.
- spawn The spawn of the octopus were noxious and venomous.
- spin I need to spin the laundry in the washing machine to dry it.
- spoken She had never spoken to him before, but his kindness made it easy for her to open up.
- spoon She scooped up the cookie dough with a spoon and placed it on the baking sheet.
- spoons My grandmother collects antique spoons from all over the world.
- spoor The trackers carefully followed the spoor of the wild animal through the dense forest.
- spore
- sporing
- sporran The Scottish man wore a traditional kilt complete with a sporran to the wedding.
- sport I enjoy watching my favorite sport, basketball, with my family and friends.
- Spun The spider spun its web with delicate precision.
- spur The coach's pre-game speech helped to spur the team to victory.
- spurn
- spurns The wealthy man spurns the poor and refuses to associate with them.
- sworn I have always said I would never eat Brussels sprouts, but I had a roasted sprout last night that was so delicious I am sworn to eat them from now on.
