Correct spellings for LAUNT
- Aunt My aunt loves to bake and brings delicious cakes every time she visits us.
- Daunt The thought of running a marathon may daunt some people, but others find it exhilarating.
- Flaunt She likes to flaunt her wealth by wearing expensive jewelry and designer clothing.
- Gaunt After walking for days without food or water, the survivor was gaunt and weak.
- Haunt The ghost of the old man still continues to haunt the abandoned mansion.
- Jaunt I'm going to take a jaunt to the park today to enjoy the beautiful weather.
- Taunt The opposing team's fans began to taunt the players, which only fueled their motivation to win.
- Vaunt He liked to vaunt his success in front of his colleagues.
