Correct spellings for CANBE
- cab I waved my hand in the air, hoping to hail a cab.
- cabby The cabby took me to the airport in a rush.
- caber
- camber The carpenter used a curved saw to create the camber on the top of the chair.
- can I cannot believe that he can say that to me.
- Can't I can't believe you lost your phone.
- CANAD
- canal The canal is a great way to get around.
- canape
- cancer Cancer is a disease that affects the body's cells.
- candy I love to eat candy.
- cane I saw an old man using a cane to help him walk across the street.
- Caned The misbehaving student was caned by the principal as punishment for breaking the school rules.
- caner
- Canes I always feel strange when I go outside wearing my new canes.
- canine My mother has a canine friend.
- canker The canker sore was spreading rapidly and was becoming quite painful.
- canned I bought a canned soda from the vending machine.
- cannes Many celebrities attend the Cannes Film Festival every year.
- canny She was quite canny in her dealings with the others.
- canoe My grandmother always tells a great story about her first canoe trip.
- Canoed They canoed down the river for hours, stopping only to snack on some trail mix.
- Canoes The canoes were built from lightweight materials.
- canon The canon of the Bible is the authoritative collection of books that Christians believe to be scripture.
- cans I emptied the cans of paint in the recycling bin.
- cant
- canter The horse began to canter through the open field, its mane flowing in the wind.
- canto She recited a passionate poem from the canto of Inferno.
- canute The King of England could not canute the incoming tide.
- cone I see a cone on the counter.
- Crabbe I found a Crabbe on the beach.
- cube The cube is a three-dimensional object.
- danube The Danube River flows through six European countries: Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Croatia.
- Jane Yesterday, Jane got a new haircut.
- Janie My favorite teddy bear is named Janie.
- Kane John Kane is the prosecutor for this case.
