How Do You Spell BARN?
Correct spelling for the English word "barn" is [b_ˈɑː_n], [bˈɑːn], [bˈɑːn]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for BARN
Below is the list of 197 misspellings for the word "barn".
- harn
- barnny
- bary
- bara
- boirn
- webnar
- beren
- barca
- bornt
- bgain
- bprn
- bahar
- beaing
- burnie
- beany
- bargan
- borna
- behain
- bargen
- bannna
- bannar
- bain
- quarn
- barba
- barni
- bagin
- wharn
- bearng
- bagan
- bahrian
- btain
- obain
- bearnik
- biran
- barnch
- byfar
- burng
- buynow
- boucn
- be4en
- bagun
- beean
- barkin
- barny
- beorn
- beairng
- bairn
- bakon
- birnam
- barnd
- biorn
- burdn
- barg
- burno
- biana
- heburn
- bann
- burnng
- beatn
- parn
- borng
- bargian
- arn
- borwn
- bmany
- barner
- bannd
- btwn
- bacin
- borin
- byran
- burnd
- gobern
- byany
- baken
- banne
- bagon
- larn
- aburn
- buchann
- barlin
- woburn
- bagen
- carn
- bornw
- blwn
- bearin
- barb
- waarn
- buren
- barha
- baen
- kuban
- backn
- aubern
- bannor
- beeen
- beewn
- balon
- siobahn
- beain
- barran
- batn
- badn
- bargin
- berni
- beasn
- bourn
- obana
- berney
- bueno
- baqune
- barney
- baing
- bdrn
- buuny
- abrn
- barp
- baund
- born
- bianry
- brane
- beenw
- eearn
- baank
- iearn
- bee3n
- burne
- barr
- binar
- bahrin
- bawww
- bannk
- bakin
- beagn
- banin
- barh
- baon
- bannaa
- been3
- birng
- karn
- bason
- banna
- barain
- bersen
- barnie
- banan
- baren
- bahrein
- bacn
- bornm
- bahri
- banor
- brn
- wbeen
- bamm
- bbeen
- beern
- barsan
- urbarn
- birn
- thabn
- bern
- bathin
- burnig
- babin
- bothn
- farn
- boren
- narn
- barnawi
- barnet
- basen
- hahn
- beenr
- banane
- barve
- bourne
- bacan
- bornig
- beene
- burney
- baja
- borrn
- bargon
- balun
- bagn
- bart
- berniw
- bornd
- berny
- boarn
- barin
- beaen
- borni
- bbain
Similar spelling words for BARN
Plural form of BARN is BARNS
Definition of BARN
Anagrams of BARN
Usage Examples for BARN
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Jan thought she had gone for good, but in a little while she reappeared in the doorway of the barn. - "The Emperor of Portugallia" by Selma Lagerlof
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The moon would be a good thing, provided he reached the end of his journey, for it would give him a fine clear view of the picture on the barn, which he so much wanted to see. - "The Tale of Ferdinand Frog" by Arthur Scott Bailey
