How to spell ROUNT correctly?

If you find that you've misspelled "rount", there are a few possible correct suggestions you might consider. The most likely correct spelling is "round", but other possibilities might include "rouge" or "route", depending on context. Always double-check your spelling to avoid errors like these in the future!

• around
• brunt During the hurricane, the small town felt the brunt of the storm's destructive power.
• count I have lost count of how many times I have visited this museum.
• fount The ancient fount in the village square still provides fresh water to this day.
• front She stood at the front of the classroom and began her lecture.
• ground I'm standing on the ground right now.
• grunt The soldier let out a tired grunt as he carried his heavy bag across the field.
• mount I'll mount the artwork on the wall.
• ONT ONT stands for Optical Network Terminal.
• rant I couldn't help but rant about the terrible service I received at the restaurant.
• recount During the meeting, Sarah offered to recount her experience with the client to provide more context for the team.
• remount After the horse fell, the rider had to quickly remount to continue the race.
• rent We need to pay the rent by the end of the month.
• roan The horse in the stable was a beautiful roan with a shining coat.
• rodent
• ron
• root She carefully pulled the root out of the ground with her hands.
• rot He had to discard the apple as it had started to rot.
• rotund The rotund gentleman struggled to bend over and tie his shoelaces.
• round
• rounds
• Roust The cowboys had to roust the cattle from their resting place to move them to the new grazing area.
• rout After getting the touchdown, the football team was able to rout their opponents.
• route I always take the scenic route to work to enjoy the beautiful view.
• run I'm going to run outside and have some fun.
• rune The rune stones were used by the ancient Norwegians for divination.
• runt Runt can mean a small, underdeveloped or feeble animal.
• RUNTS
• runty I don't think Ken will be able to carry that large suitcase all by himself - he's a bit runty for that
• rut The monotony of his daily routine had caused him to fall into a rut.

Intertubing

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