How to spell GROON correctly?
The correct spelling for "groon" may be "groan" or "grown". "Groan" means to make a deep sound expressing pain, grief or displeasure, while "grown" means to become larger/older or to cultivate plants. Checking a dictionary or using spell-check can also help avoid misspellings like "groon."
List of suggestions on how to spell groon correctly
- creon Creon was the ruler of Thebes in Sophocles' play, Antigone.
- croon The singer began to croon a romantic ballad.
- crown The queen placed the crown on her head and waved to her subjects.
- goon
- grain The farmer harvested his grain in the field.
- gran
- green
- grin She couldn't help but grin when she saw her best friend waiting for her at the airport.
- groan She let out a groan of frustration when she realized that she had left her phone at work.
- groin I think my groin is getting heavier.
- groom The groom looked handsome in his black tuxedo as he waited for his bride to walk down the aisle.
- grown My tomato plant has grown several inches since I last checked on it.
- groyne The bridge over the river is a carved grOYNE.
