Correct spellings for THINED
- chained The dog was chained to the tree and could not move freely.
- Chinned He chinned himself over the edge of the pool and looked around.
- Coined The term "Generation X" was coined by Douglas Coupland in his novel of the same name.
- Dined Last night, we dined at the new restaurant downtown and it was absolutely delicious.
- fined The restaurant was fined for failing to comply with health and safety regulations.
- Gained I have gained five pounds since starting my new job.
- hind The wounded hind limped away from the hunter.
- Hinged The door was hinged on the left side, and swung open easily with a push.
- Honed After years of practice, the pianist honed his skills to a professional level.
- joined We have all joined together to support the local food bank.
- lined The walls of the museum were lined with beautiful paintings from various artists.
- mined Coal is mined from deep beneath the ground.
- pained She looked at him with pained eyes, wishing she could ease his suffering.
- phoned I phoned my mom to let her know I made it to the airport safely.
- Pined He pined for the girl he met on vacation, hoping to see her again someday.
- Rained It rained so heavily that the streets were completely flooded.
- Reined The rider carefully reined in his horse as they approached the jump.
- ruined The rainstorm ruined our picnic.
- seined The fishermen seined the river to catch trout for dinner.
- Shined The brass candlestick shined brightly on the mantelpiece.
- Shinned He shinned up the tree to hang the birdhouse.
- tanned After a week at the beach, my skin was deeply tanned.
- thane The thane of Cawdor was a crucial character in Shakespeare's play Macbeth.
- Thanked I thanked my parents for their love and support.
- thawed
- Thieved He discovered that his wallet had been thieved while he was at the restaurant.
- thin She was afraid to wear the thin dress for fear of it being see-through.
- Thine "May thine heart be filled with love and compassion for all beings."
- thing I always forget to grab my phone charger, it's the one thing I always leave behind.
- things I need to clean up my room and put things back in their proper place.
- think I think it's going to be a beautiful day outside.
- thinker As a thinker, she always considered multiple perspectives and argued rationally.
- thinly She spread the peanut butter thinly across the toast.
- thinned She thinned out her wardrobe and donated the clothes she no longer wore.
- thinner She hoped that by exercising regularly, she would become thinner.
- thins She thins out the paint with water to create a smoother finish.
- third He finished in third place at the race.
- tinged The sky was tinged with pink as the sun set over the mountains.
- tinned I bought tinned beans instead of dry ones because they are quicker to prepare.
- toned After a few weeks of exercise, her arms had become toned and muscular.
- tuned The radio was not properly tuned, so the music sounded distorted.
- turned She turned around to face him.
- twined The vines twined around the trellis in a beautiful pattern.
- veined The leaf was heavily veined, with intricate patterns etched into its surface.
- Whined The child whined for hours until his mother finally gave in and let him have a piece of candy.
- wined He wined and dined his clients to seal the deal.
