What is the correct spelling for OWNWER?
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Correct spelling for OWNWER
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Possible correct spellings for ownwer
- anger In spite of the years that had passed the doctor's voice still rose in anger.
- answer Do you give no answer?
- enter To see an object, it is necessary that the light from it should enter the eye.
- ewer Gambouge and his wife were so delighted, that they, in the course of a month, made away with her gold chain, her great warming-pan, his best crimson plush inexpressibles, two wigs, a washhand basin and ewer, fire-irons, window-curtains, crockery, and arm-chairs.
- infer Hence we infer that he can never catch the tortoise.
- inner He had pushed the door with his feet, his shoulders against the inner door.
- inter You jes' got to let him go 'long, maybe some o' dese days he gwine slip up on de gospel an' fall plum' inter salvation."
- once I can telegraph up at once.
- one "Oh, yes; that one he did.
- onward Frederick greeted him once more, and then stepped lightly onward toward the city.
- ornery Then it all came back to him and he felt Ornery, and called himself Names and roasted the Office Boy in the Next Room, and made a Rule that hereafter Nobody could get at him except by Card, and if any Blonde Sharks in Expensive Costumes asked for him, to call up the Chief and ask for a Squad.
- ounce Half an ounce of cinnamon, broken in pieces.
- outwear Then go thou hence and purge our kingdom of its stain; Bear with thee in thy flight thy fatal poisons; free The state from fear; abiding in some other land, Outwear the patience of the gods.
- owe Only to himself and to me shall Trenck owe his freedom.
- owen Are you Owen Connor?
- own We know this to be Peter's own handkerchief.
- owned "I did get overtaken," he owned.
- owner Oh, I know the owner; I asked the chauffeur!
- under Isn't it time to be under way?"
- unwed Plump, ruddy, capable women of middle age. Unwed, and rather looked down upon by a family of married sisters and tolerant, good-humoured brothers-in-law, and careless nieces and nephews.
- Ones We are the knowing ones.
- owns Dan still owns it.
- owners He was one of the chief owners of our road, and was just on his way to Berlin.
- NEWER After Antinous had got out of the smaller and newer tower into the larger and older one he sat down on one of the lowest steps to collect his thoughts and to quiet his loudly-beating heart.
