How to spell CNET correctly?

If you misspell "cnet", don't worry! Here are some correct suggestions: "cent", "net" or "connect". While "cnet" refers to a popular tech website, these alternatives can help you when your typing fingers have a momentary lapse. Remember to double-check before hitting that enter key!

• ant The ant crawled across the ground carrying a piece of bread.
• benet
• cadet It is important to always behave as a cadet in public.
• Can't You can't go out in this weather.
• cane My grandparents always brought their cane when they came to see me.
• Caned I was caned for my trouble.
• caner
• Canes I bought some delicious chicken strips from Canes restaurant.
• cant
• capet The Capet family ruled France for most of its history.
• CAPT
• caret I used a caret to insert a missing letter in my document.
• cart I have a shopping cart in the garage.
• cast The director announced the cast for the upcoming play.
• cat I'm going to kill the cat.
• CATT
• CDT
• cent We need to change our cent to a percent.
• cleat I stepped on a cleat and my foot went right through the bottom of my shoe.
• clot
• CNN I turn to CNN to stay updated on the latest news around the world.
• cns Its time to get up and face the day, CNS!
• coat I hung my coat in the closet before going out.
• COED I am going to the coed bathroom.
• colt From his colt he had taken to ride, he tried to teach it to canter.
• comet I would love to see a comet shooting across the night sky.
• cone I wish I had ordered a waffle cone with my ice cream.
• ConEd I need to call ConEd to fix my broken electricity bill.
• cones I filled the ice cream cones with three different flavors.
• CONT
• coot
• cornet I heard the sweet sound of a cornet playing on the street corner.
• cost
• cot The children are playing in their cot.
• covet I covet my friend's new car, even though I know it's not healthy to want something that belongs to someone else.
• cred
• crete
• crt The CRT monitor has been replaced by LCD screens in most modern computers.
• cruet I have a cruet of vinegar.
• cst It's CST isn't it?
• ct
• CUED The director of the play cued the actors to enter the stage.
• cult Her family was strict about not engaging in any kind of cult activity.
• curt "I don't appreciate your curt response," she said coldly.
• cut It was a cut that completely healed over in a few days.
• cwt The farmer sold his grain by the cwt.
• cygnet The cygnet flew overhead.
• genet
• get I can't believe you would get me a gift like that.
• gnat
• inert Inert gases are those that do not react with other molecules.
• INT I need to learn how to code in INT language.
• Janet Janet is a name which means "life" in Hebrew.
• jet The jet taxiing down the tarmac was a sight to behold.
• knit
• knot The knot at the end of the cord was a sign that someone was watching me.
• manet Toward the close of the seventeenth century, the Manet sisters were influential painters in the French Neoclassical
• monet A paper money called Monet was created in France.
• Nat
• neat My sister is very neat and organized.
• Ned Ned must be the new kid in school.
• net He caught the fish in his net.
• NEUT
• newt
• nit She's a nit-picker.
• not
• nt
• nut I cracked open the nut and ate the delicious kernel inside.
• NWT I am looking to buy a jacket from NWT.
• ONT
• snit I was having a snit because my team lost the game.
• snot
• tenet The main tenet of Buddhism is to relieve suffering.
• tnt The terrorists tried to trigger the bomb which was filled with TNT.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately