Correct spellings for SNDF
- sand The children played in the sand all day at the beach.
- sands The sands of the beach were soft and warm beneath my feet.
- sandy The beach was covered in soft, golden sandy that felt warm beneath his feet.
- send I will send you the link to the document via email.
- sends She sends an email every morning before starting her work.
- snafu I made a snafu when I spilled coffee on my blouse.
- snarf
- snide She made a snide remark about my outfit, which hurt my feelings.
- sniff I'm going to need a tissue to sniff this!
- snit I can't believe he would snit at me after all I've done for him.
- snot He wiped his nose on his sleeve, leaving a trail of snot behind.
- snuff It's not unusual to find movie stills and photos of people with missing hands, revealing the bloody aftermath of a snuff
