How to spell KNOND correctly?
If you meant "knock", you might be referring to the sound of someone rapping on a door. Another possibility is "known", which means to have knowledge or awareness about something. These are correct suggestions for the misspelling "knond."
List of suggestions on how to spell knond correctly
- bond The strong bond between siblings was evident in the way they supported each other during difficult times.
- fond I am very fond of playing video games.
- kind He was always known for his kind smile and gentle nature.
- knead I tried to knead the bread dough, but it was too tough.
- Kneed She kneed him in the stomach when he tried to grab her.
- knot
- known She is widely known for her expertise in the field of neuroscience.
- nod I gave a nod of approval to my coworker for finishing the project early.
- Non Non, I cannot attend the event tonight as I have other commitments.
- nona
- none None of the cake was left after the party.
- pond The children loved feeding the ducks in the pond.
- snood She pulled her snood up over her ears to keep them warm.
