How to spell THWAK correctly?

If you've mistakenly misspelled "thwak", consider these possible correct suggestions: "thwack", "thwart" or "thick". While "thwack" refers to a sharp blow or hit, "thwart" means to prevent or obstruct. "Thick" denotes a characteristic of being dense or having a large measure in width or depth.

• SWAK She swings through the trees like a graceful swak.
• thank
• thick
• think I think I'll go outside and check the mail.
• thunk
• thwack
• thwacks She hit him with a thwacks.
• thwart
• tweak The designer decided to tweak the font to make it more legible.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries