Correct spellings for TANNK
- bank I need to go to the bank to make a deposit before it closes.
- dank Dank is the best word to describe the smell of this weed.
- Danny Danny loves to play basketball every weekend.
- hank He wiped his forehead with a hank of cloth.
- lank The girl's lank hair hung down her back in oily strands.
- rank She was surprised to find that her rank had been lowered.
- Sank We sank the boat almost immediately.
- Stank The smell of perfume and sweat was overwhelming, and Stank.
- tack The tack was almost dry.
- Taine Taine was a French philosopher and historian.
- talk I will talk to my manager about getting an extension on my deadline.
- tan I love the way my skin feels after I tan.
- taney John Taney was the 19th Chief Justice of the United States.
- tang The tang of the sea air filled my nostrils as we approached the beach.
- tango The tango is a very sensual dance.
- tangs The tangs in the reef were so colorful and vibrant that they looked like a moving rainbow.
- tangy The tangy sauce paired with the crispy fries was a winning combination.
- Tania My sister Tania is always up for a fun night out.
- tank I think the tank is going to mess up the carpet.
- tanks The army has a fleet of tanks to combat any ground threats.
- tanned She had gone tanning for hours and her skin was now deeply tanned.
- tanner My husband is a tanner.
- tannin This tea has a high level of tannin.
- TANS
- tarn The garden is full of beautiful flowers, but the smell of the nearby tarn is overpowering.
- task I need to complete my task before my deadline.
- tawny She had a tawny coat.
- TENN
- thank I just wanted to thank you for all of your help with this project.
- tinny The tinny sound of the bell rang throughout the room.
- tonne The ship was carrying a tonne of goods.
- trunk Inside the trunk of my car are snacks, my camping gear, and electronics.
- tunny I love tunny fishing in the Bahamas.
- Twink My friend Tristan is such a twink.
- yank I had to yank my dog's leash to stop him from running into the street.
