How to spell GRUNG correctly?

If you've accidentally spelled "grung" instead of the intended word, there are a few possible suggestions to consider. The correct words could be "grunge", referring to a style of music or fashion or "grunt", which means to make a low, guttural sound. Remember to proofread to avoid such mistakes!

• gang The police arrested a gang of robbers after a high-speed chase.
• gong The sound of the gong signaled the start of the performance.
• goring
• gran My gran loves to bake cookies every weekend.
• grange My parents live in a charming old grange that they've converted into a beautiful home.
• Greg Greg is an excellent guitar player.
• grin She flashed me a huge grin as she hugged me tightly.
• grog I mixed up a batch of grog to warm us up on the cold winter night.
• grudge I don't hold a grudge against you for forgetting my birthday, but I was a little hurt.
• grunge I love listening to grunge music while wearing ripped jeans and a flannel shirt.
• grungy A grungy old man was sitting in the park, reading a book.
• grunt I heard a grunt coming from the weight room as someone lifted a heavy barbell.
• gunge I really need to get my gunge cleaned off.
• gunk I need to clean the gunk out of the drain.
• jung The Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung is known for his theories on the human psyche.
• Rang The ringtone Rang made him jump.
• rung She climbed up the ladder, stepping on each rung carefully.
• Wrung

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately