How to spell SWINK correctly?

If you've mistyped "swink" and are looking for alternative correct suggestions, consider "swim" or "swing". These words can easily be mistaken thanks to a common typo. "Swim" refers to moving through water, while "swing" refers to a back-and-forth motion. Double-check your spelling to ensure accurate communication.

• Sank The boat slowly sank to the bottom of the ocean.
• Sawing The sound of sawing echoed through the workshop as the carpenter cut through the thick wooden plank.
• sewing I enjoy sewing because it's a creative outlet that allows me to make my own clothes.
• sink I will go to the bathroom and wash my hands in the sink.
• slink
• Sowing She spent the entire morning sowing wildflower seeds in the garden.
• stink I can't believe how bad those shoes stink!
• sunk The boat has sunk to the bottom of the lake.
• swain The young swain used to spend hours gazing at his lady love.
• SWAK
• swan
• swank The new restaurant in town is quite swank, with chandeliers and plush seating.
• swanky
• swig I took a swig of cold water after my run.
• swine The farm had several kinds of animals, but the smell of swine was the strongest.
• swing She was so happy to finally be able to swing on the swings.
• Swung I swung my legs off the bed and landed on my feet.
• Twink I'm a twink and I love to roleplay.
• wink He gave me a wink before starting his presentation.
• wonk

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately