How to spell GENRY correctly?

If you're searching for the correct spelling of "genry", it's likely you intended to write "genre". This term refers to a category or style used to classify different forms of art, literature or music. So next time, remember to use "genre" to accurately convey your intention and avoid any confusion.

• gantry The gantry cranes moved shipping containers from the ship to the dock.
• Garry
• gary
• gen The gen encoding for blue eyes is dominant.
• Gena Gena loves to spend time in the garden.
• Genaro I meet Genaro at the coffee shop every day.
• gene She had a gene for being a fast runner.
• Genera The tree has different genera of fruit.
• Genie After I invoked the Genie, my problems seemed to be solved.
• Genii I wish I had some genii help to solve this math problem.
• genoa Italy's largest city, Genoa, is on the Ligurian Sea.
• genre I don't have a favorite book genre because I love to read all kinds of stories.
• genres I enjoy reading genres like mystery and romance.
• gens I belong to the gens Juventas.
• gent He greeted me with a polite nod and a charming smile, truly embodying the definition of a gent.
• gentry The gentry of the town were all invited to the dance.
• Gere Gere was excited to finally see his sister.
• Gerry Gerry was the one who came up with the brilliant idea.
• Ginny Ginny was very excited about the party.
• gory Old school horror movies are notorious for their gory scenes.
• gunny I put my gunny in the trunk.
• henry I am Henry, the chicken farmer.
• jenny She loved dinosaurs, spiders, and barbarians; but her favorite animal was always her dog, Jenny.
• jerry Jerry went to the store to buy some milk.
• jewry
• Kenny Kenny is a cool guy.
• Kerry She is the Kerry Cox of the world.
• penury We experienced great penury during our time on the road.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking