How to spell SPINED correctly?
If you mistakenly typed "spined" when you actually meant to write "spinned", you may consider a few alternative suggestions. "Spun" is a correct past tense form of "spin", while "spined" is not. Another option is "twirled", which implies a similar rotational movement. Remember to double-check your spelling to avoid confusion in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell spined correctly
- Opined The professor opined that the current political climate is leading to a dangerous polarization.
- pained She looked pained when she heard the news of her friend's sudden death.
- Pined I pined for her love while she was away.
- Pinged I pinged my colleague to ask if he had completed the report.
- pinned
- seined They were fishing for seined salmon when they found the body.
- Singed I accidentally singed the hem of my dress while ironing it.
- Sinned The man had sinned and felt guilty for his actions.
- Sniped The sniper sniped the enemy from his hidden position.
- Spanked I was spanked by my parents when I misbehaved as a child.
- Spanned The bridge spanned the river, providing a vital route between the two towns.
- spavined The spavined old horse struggled to keep up with the rest of the herd.
- Spawned The new policy spawned protests across the city.
- Sped The car sped down the highway, making it to the city in just under an hour.
- speed
- spend I like to spend time with my family on weekends.
- Spiced The spiced apple cider was perfect for the chilly fall evening.
- Spied
- spiked The sales of the new product spiked after the advertising campaign was launched.
- spin
- spine He could feel the pain shooting up his spine.
- spines The porcupine used its spines to defend itself from predators.
- spinet
- spinets The antique shop had several beautiful spinets on display.
- spinier I bought a new spinier for my dollhouse.
- spinner I used a spinner wheel to decide which restaurant to eat at.
- spinney She walked through the dense spinney, listening to the rustling of the leaves and the chirping of the birds.
- spiny The cactus had spiny leaves that pricked my fingers when I tried to touch it.
- spite He continued to insult her in spite of her polite demeanor.
- Spited She spited her neighbor by putting up a fence that blocked their view.
- Sponged I sponged off the door to keep the rain out.
- spooned She spooned the ice cream into a cone for her daughter.
- Sprained She sprained her ankle while playing basketball.
- spurned She spurned his offer to take her out on a date.
- supine She lay supine on the couch, staring up at the ceiling, feeling utterly helpless.
