How to spell GON correctly?

If you find yourself constantly mistyping "gon" instead of the intended word, there are a few possible correct suggestions. Depending on context, you might mean "gone", "gonna" or "going". Double-checking your message before sending can save you from unintentional errors and confusion.

• don I will don my jacket before going out into the cold weather.
• eon It felt like an eon had passed since he last saw her.
• gen My mother is very nice, except she has this annoying tendency to gen up at inopportune moments.
• gin My grandfather likes to have a gin and tonic before dinner.
• go
• goa
• gob I found a huge gob of glue on the floor.
• god Many people believe in a god.
• Gog
• gone I have gone to the store to pick up some groceries.
• gong The sound of the gong was so resonant that it echoed throughout the entire room.
• goo
• goon The goon held a knife to my throat.
• gop The GOP has faced criticism for its stance on healthcare reform.
• Got He got a new bike for his birthday.
• GOV The GOV website contains important information about government programs and services.
• gown She wore a beautiful silk gown with a long train.
• gun The hunter pointed his gun at the deer.
• HON
• ion Barry knew that the electron was an ion.
• Jon
• Lon Lon is a fun-loving man who loves spending time with his family.
• mon
• Non Non, I don't want to come to the party tonight.
• on I cooked on the grill.
• ron Ron loves to play video games in his free time.
• son My son is turning one year old next month.
• ton Johns ton of bricks is enough to build a wall.
• won I won the first prize in the quiz competition.
• yon I see something moving yon in the distance.

Apsolutly

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