Correct spellings for WORGN
- born She was born on a cloudy day in March.
- corn I like to eat roasted corn on the cob with butter and salt.
- horn The sound of a honking horn startled the sleepy pedestrians.
- lorn She sat on the doorstep, lorn and alone, wondering what had happened to her once happy life.
- morn This morn, I woke up feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the day.
- sworn The officer had sworn to uphold and protect the laws of the land.
- torn I accidentally torn my shirt while I was playing basketball.
- warn Please do not stand in the doorway; you will warn the others of our approach.
- wog I can't believe she just said "wog" in front of me!
- woken I was woken up by the sound of a barking dog.
- woman The woman in the red dress walked gracefully down the aisle.
- women The women's soccer team lost to the men's soccer team 12-2.
- won I won first place in the running race.
- Wong
- word After her three word apology, Emily was most looking forward to hearing about his word.
- Wore She wore a beautiful dress to the dinner party.
- work I have to work two more hours before I can go home.
- worm The worm wiggled its way through the dirt.
- worn The shoes she was wearing looked old and worn.
- worsen The company's financial situation began to worsen after the unexpected loss of their biggest client.
- wort A pot of wort boiled on the stove.
- wotan A powerful god, Wotan, controls the weather and is known for his rage.
- woven The simple, woven fabric adorned the bedspread.
- wren The wren is a small bird with a tail that is long and thin.
