How To Spell winnow?
How to Pronounce winnow?
Correct pronunciation for the word "winnow" is [wˈɪnə͡ʊ], [wˈɪnəʊ], [w_ˈɪ_n_əʊ].
What are the misspellings for winnow?
- wanna,
- winnf,
- vinny,
- knwow,
- winodw,
- withno,
- winoe,
- windoww,
- annow,
- winnng,
- vindow,
- wintow,
- winnona,
- widonw,
- whindow,
- willnow,
- wiindow,
- knnow,
- wenonah,
- winnin,
- wienna,
- windiow,
- windoow,
- winnig,
- wienner,
- winng,
- winney,
- winndow,
- whenour,
- winnalee,
- snnow,
- wiennie,
- wigon,
- wiinner,
- wannna,
- vinney,
- withow,
- windorw,
- winodow,
- innew,
- winoa,
- kinow,
- wione,
- weinner,
- winne,
- winrar,
- winny,
- innoy,
- sinnoh,
- wondow,
- winddow,
- winnre,
- withnew,
- wonna,
- wingows,
- widnow,
- winow,
- wilow,
- winni,
- winnner,
- winows,
- wiondow,
- weknow,
- wionner,
- wunna,
- unnow
"Winnow" in context
Winnowing is a traditional process used to separate the edible parts of grain from the chaff. It dates back centuries to a time when grain was commonly used in breads and other staples. The process of winnowing begins with gathering the grain in a basket or sack and then throwing it up in the air in front of a gentle breeze. The lighter chaff is blown away in the breeze, leaving the heavier grain to fall to the ground. This process can be done by hand or with a mechanical fan. Winnowing is often used in combination with other techniques to make sure that only the best quality grain is used.
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