How to spell SSOON correctly?

If you mistyped "ssoon", the correct words you may have intended to type include "soon", "soot" or "soonest". Alternatively, you might have meant "son" or "soonish". Always double-check your spelling to avoid confusion, but these suggestions may point you in the right direction.

• bassoon The orchestra's bassoon section added a rich depth to the musical piece.
• boon The new technology was a boon for the company, increasing efficiency and profits.
• goon The goon threatened to beat up anyone who crossed him.
• loon
• moon
• noon
• salon I'm going to the hair salon for a trim tomorrow.
• saloon The cowboy walked into the saloon, dusting off his hat, and called for a whiskey.
• scion The young scion inherited the family business after his father's passing.
• scorn I could feel the scorn in his voice as he spoke about my idea.
• seton After her surgery, the doctor placed a seton in the wound to promote proper drainage.
• simon Simon is my favorite chef on the cooking competition show.
• Sloan
• snood She wore a colorful snood to keep her hair out of her face.
• snoop I saw my neighbor snoop around my backyard when I was away.
• snoot I didn't want to wear that outrageous patterned dress, but my mom said I had to snoot at the formal wear
• solon The Solon laws were a set of fundamental principles in Athenian democracy.
• son After a long day at work, I was looking forward to spending time with my son.
• soon I will soon be done with my work.
• soot I can see the soot on the building from here.
• sown He had sown the seeds in the garden, hoping to have a bounty of vegetables come harvest time.
• spoon My dog likes to eat his food with a spoon.
• swoon The sight of her favorite actor made her swoon with delight.
• sworn She was sworn in as the new sheriff.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking