How to spell TCHIN correctly?

If you're looking for possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "tchin", consider "chin", "itching" or "teach-in". While "chin" refers to the lower part of the face, "itching" refers to the sensation of an irritating feeling on the skin. A "teach-in" typically involves an educational event or discussion.

• Chin She rested her chin on her hand while she pondered his request.
• thin She likes to eat healthy to stay thin.

Contacet

• candace
• conceit
• concert
• conduce
• conduced
• conduct
• contact
• contained
• content
• contest