How to spell LOUND correctly?
If you are referring to the misspelling "lound", there are a few possible correct suggestions. One could be "loud", which means producing or capable of producing much sound. Another option is "bound", meaning tied or wrapped securely. Lastly, "found" would be appropriate, indicating the discovery or retrieval of something.
List of suggestions on how to spell lound correctly
- blond
- bond
- bound She was bound and determined to finish the race.
- fond I am very fond of spending time with my family on weekends.
- found I found my keys in the kitchen.
- fund We need to find a way to fund our nonprofit organization.
- gounod His opera "Romeo et Juliette" is a classic example of the gounod style.
- hound
- land We wish to purchase a piece of land.
- laud Sarah decided to laud her colleague's hard work and dedication during the team meeting.
- lend
- lind
- load
- loan
- Loaned I loaned my friend some money to help her pay her bills.
- loin The butcher cut a delicious steak from the loin of beef.
- Lon
- lone
- long She had a long, arduous journey ahead of her.
- loon
- loony I have to get my loony bin checked out.
- lord There once was a lord who had an ugly dog.
- lorn I hope that she's lorn now that she's been kicked out of the tribe.
- Lorna Lorna loved her garden, despite the fact that it was always full of weeds.
- loud My neighbors are always blasting loud music late at night.
- lounge
- Lounged I lounged on the beach for hours.
- loused After being loused with muddy water, he was complaining about the mess.
- lout The lout was so drunk he could barely walk.
- Loyd
- luna
- lung I need to go to the hospital because my lung is hurting.
- mound The baseball player hit the ball over the mound and into the outfield.
- pond Ed and Al Pond hauled in a load of logs.
- pound I have a pound of this cheese.
- round The sun was just starting to round the horizon.
- sound I can't sleep with all the sound from the party outside.
- wound The soldier suffered a gunshot wound to the leg.
