How to spell TANND correctly?

If you are constantly mistyping "tannd", worry not! Here are a few suggestions to help you correct this common misspelling. Firstly, "tanned" refers to having a sun-kissed complexion. Secondly, "tandem" describes a group of people or things arranged one behind another. Lastly, "tanned" denotes leather that has been treated to become brown and flexible.

• And I am going to the store, and then I will walk the dog.
• band I am starting a band with my friends.
• banned I was banned from entering the store for not wearing a face mask.
• canned I always keep canned soup in my pantry for a quick and easy meal.
• Danny Danny went to the store to buy groceries.
• fanned She fanned herself with a newspaper to cool down in the hot summer sun.
• hand I cannot type with my left hand.
• land John wants to buy a piece of land.
• manned The spacecraft will be manned by a team of astronauts for the duration of its mission.
• Panned I can't believe he spent the whole night sweeping the floor and then Panned.
• rand After checking my email, I decided to head out for lunch at Rand's.
• sand I have a beach ball filled with sand that I used to play with as a child.
• stand I can't believe how long I had to stand in line at the grocery store.
• tad
• Taine
• taint After using the bathroom, she quickly wiped down the taint with the hotel's cleaning supplies.
• tan After spending two weeks at the beach, she had a noticeable tan.
• taney The trial of Taney lasted for years.
• tang The tang of the lemon curd starts to make my mouth water.
• Tania I met Tania at the bar last night.
• tank I need to get a tank for my new fish.
• tanked The stock market tanked after the announcement of a major company filing for bankruptcy.
• tanned She looked beautifully tanned after spending a week on the beach.
• tanner My husband worked as a tanner at a small tannery in the countryside.
• tannin The tannin in the red wine gives it a bitter taste.
• TANS
• tarn The tarn was so still and clear that it perfectly reflected the surrounding mountain landscape.
• taunt The bully tried to taunt me, but I refused to let his words affect me.
• tawny My hair is tawny.
• tend
• TENN
• tinned I opened a tinned can of tomatoes to make sauce for my pasta.
• tinny I can't stand the tinny sound of your voice.
• toned She worked out every day, so her muscles were toned and defined.
• tonne We carried around a tonne of luggage.
• trend The trend towards remote work has brought about a shift in workplace culture.
• tuned
• tunny The grill master cooked a delicious tunny steak on the barbecue.
• wand I picked up a wand from the box and waved it in the air.

Apsolutly

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