How to spell SNUNK correctly?
If you’ve accidentally typed "snunk" instead of the intended word, there are a few possible suggestions for correction. One option could be "sunk", meaning to descend beneath the surface. Another could be "snack", referring to a small portion of food. Alternatively, "snug" could work, denoting a cozy or tight fit.
List of suggestions on how to spell snunk correctly
- Sank
- sink I need to fix the sink as it is leaking water all over the floor.
- skunk I smelled a skunk on my way home last night.
- slink The thief tried to slink away quietly, but the security guard caught him.
- Slung
- Slunk The thief slunk around the corner, trying to evade the security guard.
- snack I like to eat a small snack in the afternoon between lunch and dinner.
- SNARK
- sneak I had to sneak out of the party so that nobody would see me leaving.
- snick
- snug The snug little house felt warm and inviting.
- spank
- spunk I always find it funny how guys like to go over the top with the spunk.
- spunky I love my spunky little niece.
- Stank
- stink The garbage was left out for too long and began to stink up the entire house.
- stung The bee stung me on the arm while I was picking flowers in the garden.
- Stunk The fish that my roommate cooked for dinner stunk up the entire apartment.
- sung She has never sung in public before.
- sunk The Titanic famously sunk in 1912 after hitting an iceberg.
- swank Her apartment was the epitome of swank, with marble countertops and champagne flutes at the ready for any guest.
- Swung I swung at the monkey with all my might, but missed.
