How to spell STROWN correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "strown", fret not! The correct spelling you're looking for is "strewn". This verb refers to scattering or spreading something around. So, next time you want to describe how things are haphazardly dispersed, remember to opt for "strewn" instead of "strown". Keep up the good spelling!

• drown He was very weak and already breathing water, and he knew he would drown soon.
• strain I could feel a strain in my back after lifting all those heavy boxes.
• straw I need a straw to drink this milkshake.
• straws The environmentalist refused to use plastic straws and carried a reusable one with them everywhere.
• strew He liked to strew his things all over the floor, making it difficult to walk.
• strewn
• strobe She strobe her lights to the music.
• Strode I strode the long miles home, my mind on tomorrow's hunt.
• stroke After he suffered from a stroke, he had to relearn how to walk and talk.
• stroll I often take a stroll around the neighbourhood.
• strong She had a strong desire to succeed.
• strop He sharpened his razor by stropping it on a leather strop.
• Strove I strove to write a perfect response to the essay prompt.
• styron
• Tron I've been a fan of Tron since I was a kid.

Intertubing

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