Correct spellings for PIUNT
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- paint I need to paint my room before the party.
- pant
- pent The room was completely pent.
- pin My sister accidentally dropped her pin into my hair.
- pine The pine needles crunching under my boots filled the crisp mountain air with a familiar fragrance.
- ping I need to check my email, so I'll ping them when I'm done.
- pint My pint of ice cream is extra cold.
- pinto I stopped at a pinto farm on the way home.
- pints I'm going to get my pints of beer.
- piquant Her piquant sense of humor was refreshing after all the solemnity of the funeral.
- pit I found a small pit in the ground.
- pitt Pittsburgh was founded by William Pitt the Elder in 1753.
- pliant My wife is quite pliant when it comes to our sex life.
- point I want to make a point about the article.
- pound I need to pound the bread dough.
- pout She would pout every time she lost a game.
- print I need to buy more ink for my printer to be able to print these documents.
- pun She was able to pun all of her words.
- punt He hit a punt seventy-five yards down the field.
- PUNTS The football team decided to punts on fourth down to avoid a turnover.
- puny The puny humans were no match for the fierce dragon.
- put She put a piece of cake on her plate.
- putt I need to practice my short game and improve my golf putt.
