How to spell GNORE correctly?

If you've accidentally written "gnore" instead of "ignore", fret not! Auto-correct can sometimes be careless. The correct spelling is "ignore". So, next time, keep an eye on your spell-checker, and ensure it doesn't make any 'ignorable' mistakes!

• bore I tried to listen to the lecture on philosophy but it was so dull that it made me bore.
• core The core of the sun is incredibly hot, over 15 million degrees Celsius.
• fore The golfer used a fore warning to alert nearby players of his incoming shot.
• genre Our library has a vast collection of books classified by genre.
• Gere
• gnome
• gore The horror movie was filled with so much gore that it made me feel sick to my stomach.
• gory The horror movie's gory scenes made me want to cover my eyes.
• ignore It's not healthy to ignore your problems.
• inure Working outside in extreme temperatures every day can inure a person to the discomfort.
• Lenore Lenore was a character created by the American author Edgar Allan Poe.
• lore The town's lore was passed down from generation to generation.
• more
• node The computers on this network communicate with each other through a central node.
• Noe Noe is a biblical name that originates from the story of Noah's Ark.
• nome
• none
• Nope Nope, I'm not going to help you cheat on the test.
• Nor
• Nora Nora is my best friend's sister.
• norm In some cultures, it is the norm to eat with your hands instead of utensils.
• norse The Norse people were known for their seafaring skills and raids along the coastlines of Europe.
• nose I need to blow my nose because it's runny.
• note I always make sure to take note of important dates in my planner.
• ore The miners dug deep into the mountain to extract the rich vein of ore.
• pore The ocean's surface is a perfect pore movie.
• snare
• snore
• snorer I tried to sleep but was disturbed by the constant noise of a snorer in the next room.
• sore
• tore She tore her dress on the way to the party.
• Wore I borrowed a dress from my mom and wore it for our night out.
• yore There's no point in yore trying to change my mind.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking