How to spell TWINN correctly?

If you are looking to correct the misspelling "twinn", there are a few possible suggestions. To refer to a pair, the correct spelling would be "twin". Alternatively, if you meant to type "twine", which refers to a thin cord, that would also be a suitable correction.

• TENN
• tin I need to buy a tin of beans for dinner.
• Tina She's a Tina and she always gets what she wants.
• tine The train was late because the engineer was on a tine.
• ting Mom needed to get a new ting.
• tinny The sound from the cheap speakers was tinny and lacked clarity.
• tiny The tiny ant crawled up the tall blade of grass.
• Towing I need towing because my car has a dead battery and won't start.
• twain I've heard about this band, called The Twain.
• tween My cousin is a tween, she's turning 12 years old next month.
• twin She and her twin sister dressed alike for the party.
• twine I wrapped the twine tightly around the package to keep it secure during shipping.
• twined The ivy vines twined around the trellis in a beautiful, natural pattern.
• twiner One of my descendants is a twiner.
• twines As she walked through the garden, she noticed the delicate twines of the morning glories climbing the trellis.
• twinge As I bent to tie my shoe, I felt a sharp twinge in my lower back.
• Twining The twining vine climbed up the trellis and flowered beautifully.
• Twink
• twinned The two cities are twinned, allowing for cultural exchange and cooperation between them.
• twins We were blessed with twins.
• win
• wine I would love a glass of red wine with my steak.
• wing
• WINO The wino stumbled down the street, clutching a bottle of cheap wine.
• winy I always try to save my winy for when I really need it.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately