How to spell SCHORNE correctly?
If you meant "schorne" but it doesn't exist, there might be some correct suggestions that could be helpful. Perhaps you meant "scorch", which means to burn or singe something; or "score", which refers to the result of a game or test. Make sure to double-check your spelling to avoid confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell schorne correctly
- chore I have to do my daily chores before I can go out this evening.
- Horne
- schooner The crew hoisted the sails of the schooner as they prepared to set sail across the open sea.
- scone I like to eat scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam.
- score The soccer match ended in a tie score of 2-2.
- scorn She looked at me with scorn when I suggested that we stop for fast food.
- scorned She felt scorned after her friends ignored her at the party.
- scorner The teammate who missed the winning shot became the scorner of the entire team.
- scorns John scorns people who do not recycle.
- shone The sun had shone brightly all day, but now the sky was beginning to darken.
- shore I love walking on the shore and listening to the waves crashing against the sand.
- shorn The sheep had been shorn of its wool before winter.
- Thorne
