How to spell FRONG correctly?
If you are looking for the word "frong", it is likely a misspelling. Possible correct suggestions include "frog", which refers to amphibians known for their jumping ability and distinct croaking sound or "fringe", which describes the decorative edge or border of fabric. Double-check your intended meaning to select the appropriate term.
List of suggestions on how to spell frong correctly
- bronc The cowboy showed off his riding skills as he mounted the wild bronc.
- fang
- Faring I wonder how our neighbors are faring after the storm hit their town.
- firing The company announced the firing of the employee who broke the company's code of conduct.
- Flung He flung the ball as hard as he could and it soared over the fence.
- FRAG The soldier carefully handled the frag grenade before launching it into the enemy's territory.
- Fran Fran is my sister's name.
- franc
- frank
- Franz The Franz Ferdinand song is one of my all-time favorites.
- Freon In order to reduce the risk of fire, Freon was used in the air conditioner.
- FRIG I found a Frig in the fridge.
- fringe The fringe of the tree looked like it was loosing its leaves.
- frock I have a new skirt I borrowed from my sister, it's a lovely frock.
- frog A frog leaps out of the pot and into the rainforest.
- frond
- Fronde
- front In front of the library is a large public park.
- frown I can't help but frown when I think about the hectic schedule she's got.
- frowns When he receives criticism, he frowns and becomes defensive.
- furlong It took me four hours to walk the furlong in our back garden.
- prang I aimed my prang straight at the bottle of scotch.
- prong On the prong of the fork is a bite.
- Rang The phone rang loudly causing me to jump in surprise.
- rung She climbed up the ladder and reached the third rung before stopping to catch her breath.
- sarong She wore a colorful sarong and walked along the beach.
- throng The streets were filled with a throng of people celebrating the victory.
- wrong I think you are wrong about what happened.
- Wrung He felt wrung out by the experience.
