How to spell PRUNG correctly?

If you meant to type "prung" but it is a misspelling, there are a few possible correct suggestions. It could be "prong", like the sharp point on a fork or "sprung", meaning to have jumped or leaped. Another alternative could be "prune", referring to a dried plum. Double-check your intended word for clarity.

• pang After a long day of fasting, I had a sharp pang of hunger in my stomach.
• paring She deftly wielded her paring knife, removing the skin from the apple in one smooth motion.
• pong I like to play table tennis, also known as pong.
• Poring I was poring over my notes, trying to find the answer to the difficult question.
• prang I saw a car prang into a tree while driving on the highway.
• prank She pulled a prank on her brother by putting fake spiders in his bed.
• prig He was such a prig, always looking down his nose at people who didn't share his opinions.
• PRON The linguistics professor asked her students to identify the type of PRON in the sentence.
• prong
• prongs The fork had four sharp prongs.
• prune I need to prune the bushes in my backyard.
• pruner The gardener used the pruner to trim the bushes.
• pruning
• punk She wore a leather jacket and a punk rock band t-shirt to the concert.
• Rang I rang the doorbell and waited for someone to answer.
• rung She slowly climbed up each rung of the ladder to reach the top shelf.
• Sprang I sprang out of bed when I heard the fire alarm.
• Sprung I was so happy that I had finally sprung my idea onto my boss.
• Wrung I wrung my hands nervously as I waited for her to arrive.

Apsolutly

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