How to spell WHIND correctly?

The correct spelling for "whind" is actually "wind". It's a common mistake to add an extra "h", but it can be easily corrected. One way to remember is by associating it with the movement of air. Just think of a gentle breeze blowing through your hair.

• hind The hind legs of the deer are more muscular than the front legs.
• hindi
• hindu
• Ind
• wain The old wain sat abandoned in the field, its wheels sunk deep in the mud.
• wand Harry Potter's wand glowed brightly as he shouted "Expecto Patronum!" to ward off the Dementors.
• wend She had to wend her way through the crowded street.
• when When she finished her homework, Stella watched TV.
• whine Stop your constant whine!
• Whined The child whined and complained until he finally got what he wanted.
• whiner I can't stand being around a constant whiner.
• Whinge I'm tired of hearing him whinge about his problems.
• whinny My horse began to whinny loudly for his breakfast.
• whiny I can't stand being around people who are constantly whiny and complaining.
• whit
• who'd Who'd like to join me for lunch today?
• why'd Why'd you change your mind about going to the party?
• win
• wind The wind was so strong that it knocked over our lawn chairs.
• winds The winds were so strong that they knocked down power lines and trees.
• windy It's too windy to go for a walk on the beach.
• wine
• wined She wined and dined her guests at her luxurious villa.
• wing The plane had a wing on it.
• WINO The wino stumbled along the pavement, muttering to himself.
• winy I hate being around winy people who complain constantly.
• wound I accidentally wound the thread too tight and it ended up breaking.

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• inner-tubing
• intertwine
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• undertaking