How to spell SPUNG correctly?
If you've misspelled "spung", worry not! Here are a few possible correct suggestions. If you meant "sprung", it refers to bouncing back or being released. "Spun" means rotated swiftly, while "sponge" is a soft, absorbent material. "Stung" signifies being bitten or injured by a sting. Double-check the context to find the right term!
List of suggestions on how to spell spung correctly
- pang I felt a sharp pang of guilt as I realized I had forgotten my friend's birthday.
- pong I love playing table tennis because I always win at pong.
- punk She styled her hair into a colorful punk rock look for the concert.
- sang
- Slung
- snug The cat curled up in a snug little ball on the soft blanket.
- song I love to sing along to my favorite song.
- span The span of the bridge was impressive, spanning over a wide river.
- spank
- spin
- sponge I am going to use a sponge to clean the dishes.
- spongy The soil was spongy after the heavy rainfall.
- Sprang He sprang out of bed as soon as the alarm went off.
- Sprung I had no idea he'd been sprung from jail yesterday.
- Spun She curled her hair into a bun and spun around the room.
- spunk Despite her small stature, she had a lot of spunk and never backed down from a challenge.
- spunky Spunky is not a word.
- spurge I can't believe he ate all that Spurge!
- spurn
- stung
- sung She had sung beautifully during the choir performance.
- sunk The ship had already sunk by the time the rescuers arrived.
- Swung He swung the bat and hit the ball out of the park.
