Correct spellings for SAIND
- And I woke up early this morning, and I had a cup of coffee.
- Ind
- sad I feel so sad after hearing the news of her passing.
- said "I can't believe he said that," exclaimed Sarah in response to Bob's offensive comment.
- saint St. Francis of Assisi is considered a saint in the Catholic Church.
- sainted He was known as a sainted figure in the community for his selfless acts of kindness.
- Saints The Saints are known for their acts of charity and kindness towards others.
- San San Francisco is known for its hilly terrain, characteristic fog, iconic Golden Gate Bridge, unique architecture, and bustling city life.
- sana "Sana is a Filipino term that means 'hopefully' or 'I wish'."
- sand The beach was covered in black sand.
- sands The sun was setting over the golden sands.
- sandy The sunbathers lounged on the sandy beach, soaking up the warm sun.
- sane I'm feeling a little more sane today.
- satin After her bath, she put on a satin robe.
- Sating I was looking for something to eat, but all I could think of was sating my hunger.
- satiny The satiny material felt slightly icy against my skin.
- seined A fisherman was seined with a net.
- send I need to send this to my father as soon as possible.
- Sid I'm going to have to talk to Sid about this.
- sin People often sin because they don't know how to repent.
- sine The sine of this angle is approximately 0.866.
- sing I can't believe she can sing like that.
- sound The sound of water droplets hitting the metal roof was soothing.
- staid The party was lively and fun, but Clarissa was clearly not feeling it - she was quite subdued, almost staid by
- stain I spilled coffee on my shirt and now there's a giant stain.
- stained After she stained her white blouse with blue paint, she had to wash it twice to get the color out.
- stand I will stand up to protect you.
- Stine Stine is a popular author of horror books for children.
- sting The bee sting was unpleasant, but nothing compared to the pain she would feel later when he broke her heart.
