How to spell SIGNE correctly?

If you find that "signe" is misspelled, the correct suggestions might be "sign" or "signal". Both words make sense in different contexts. "Sign" refers to a visible mark or gesture, while "signal" denotes a means of communication or indication.

• scone I love eating a warm scone with a cup of tea for breakfast.
• seine Herring swim in the seine.
• siege The city was under siege for almost a year before it finally fell to the enemy forces.
• sign I found a sign that said "No Dogs.
• signage The hotel's signage was clearly visible from the highway.
• signed
• signer The signer of the contract is legally responsible for fulfilling its terms.
• signers The treaty had four signers representing each country involved.
• signet Serena had worn his signet ring for years.
• signor The signor wanted to leave so I let him.
• signore After the Signore finished his coffee, he left the cafe.
• sin After committing murder, he turned to sin to try and make himself feel better.
• sine
• sinew I had really wanted to try the hawkmoth sauce, but I knew sinew would be in it and I couldn't
• sing
• singe If he takes his shirt off, he'll be sure to singe himself.
• sink
• soigne Her soigne appearance and impeccable sense of style always made her stand out in a crowd.
• soignee She looked soignee in her elegant black dress and pearl earrings.

Apsolutly

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