How to spell TUNT correctly?
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List of suggestions on how to spell tunt correctly
- aunt Where is your aunt?
- bunt He saw Grant looking toward the bench and placing himself in position to get away swiftly on the bunt.
- hunt Perhaps in the end they would conquer, and would hunt her to the death; but now, until she could get out of the country, she must put them down.
- punt His charms penetrated her flesh, filling it with the odours of Punt."
- runt Maledicat os illum sanctus Johannes Praecursor et Baptista Christi, et sanctus Petrus, et sanctus Paulus, atque sanctus Andreas, omnesque Christi apostoli, simul et caeteri discipuli, quatuor quoque evangelistae, qui sua praedicatione mundum universum converte- os runt.
- stunt On the last day of the autumn camping, the silver stunt cup was to be awarded.
- taunt It was a taunt whose point the "Busters" realized and relished.
- tent I'm wondering how long the tent will last.
- tint Its coat was of a light tawny tint, and of a greyish-white below.
- tnt A blasting cap is a small sensitive primary explosive device generally used to detonate a larger, more powerful and less sensitive secondary explosive such as TNT, dynamite, or plastic explosive.
- tuft She was no tuft-hunter.
- tun He only needed to imagine her in the place of Reginchen, who brought them their dinner, and to transport to the "tun" the form of his enchantress, with the striped waistcoat and his silver dish behind her, to measure the abyss of impossibility that yearned between them.
- tuna Next, I gave a practical example, the affair of Tuna and Daphne.
- tune That tune was- "The Rogue's March."
- Tut " Tut, man," he said, "it's a forced sale, and you deserve a good price.
- TUNS The two villages were apt to eye one another with scant sympathy, the fisher population of the one and the mining population of the other having little in common beyond the liquor which they uniformly sought at The Three Tuns by the shore.
