How to spell SKINE correctly?

The correct spelling for "skine" could be "skin", "skini" or "skinnie". It ultimately depends on the intended meaning and context in which the word is being used. It's always important to double-check spelling to ensure clear communication.

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• CINE
• Kane Kane is a popular last name in the United States.
• kin I went to visit my kin in Alabama over the weekend.
• kine The farmer keeps a kine in his barn to provide milk.
• king The king ruled over his kingdom with a just and wise hand.
• sane After a relaxing vacation, I feel much happier and more sane.
• scone
• seine She fished in the seine beside the river.
• Seiner The seiner returned to port with a bountiful catch of fish.
• sin
• sine The sine of a 90 degree angle is equal to one.
• sinew His arm trembled as he strained against the sinew of the bow, ready to release the arrow towards its target.
• sing
• singe I accidentally singe my hair while lighting the candle.
• sink
• skein Weaved from fine yarn, a skein of yarn is sturdy and flexible.
• skeins The skeins of yarn lay in neat piles on the floor.
• ski I love to ski on steep mountains.
• Skied I skied down the mountain, feeling the wind in my face and the adrenaline pumping through my veins.
• skier The skier zoomed down the mountain, carving graceful turns in the fresh powder.
• Skies The skies were clear and filled with stars.
• skiing I love skiing down the snowy mountains.
• skin I have very sensitive skin which means I have to be very careful with the skincare products I use.
• skinned She had a strange look on her face, like she had been skinned alive.
• skinner
• skinny I need to start eating healthier to help my skinny skin.
• skins The skins of the potatoes were peeled and discarded.
• skint I'm going to the bar, but I need to skint before I go.
• skive
• Skying I have never been skying before, but I'm excited to try it.
• skyline She eyed the skyline with envy.
• soigne The woman was soigne in her black dress and heels, exuding an air of elegance and sophistication.
• spine I have a tingling down my spine.
• Stine The book is about a boy who is sent to stay with his eccentric aunt Stine.
• swine I've never tasted pork so bad, it's like eating swine.
• zine My zine is about punk bands I like.

Intertubing

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