Correct spellings for SPINN
- spain Spain is famous for its bullfights and flamenco dancing.
- span The span of the bridge is approximately 500 feet.
- spawn After the heavy rain, the rivers were filled with fish that were getting ready to spawn.
- spin The coin began to spin rapidly on the table.
- spine She felt a chill run down her spine as she entered the dark, abandoned house.
- spinner He spun the fidget spinner on his finger for a few minutes.
- spinney The children explored the small spinney at the edge of the park, pretending it was a magical forest.
- spins The couple spins gracefully across the dance floor.
- spiny The spiny cactus is covered in sharp needles.
- spoon Her favorite spoon was missing from the kitchen drawer.
- Spun The dancer spun gracefully across the stage.
- spurn Despite coming from a wealthy background, the rebellious teenager would spurn his family's opulent lifestyle and instead choose to live modestly.
- supine He was lying supine on the couch, staring up at the ceiling.
