How Do You Spell NINES?
Correct spelling for the English word "NINES" is [nˈa͡ɪnz], [nˈaɪnz], [n_ˈaɪ_n_z]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for NINES
Below is the list of 161 misspellings for the word "nines".
- nana's
- anense
- negines
- numness
- ninga
- knownest
- pinse
- phineas
- noney
- inerns
- geninus
- nened
- ninteys
- hinese
- nando's
- niney
- nowns
- 9nine
- nuicanse
- enings
- nintys
- enenies
- niese
- ninche
- nonimee
- nindey
- nanos
- knind
- ningbo
- ninto
- nineth
- neanigs
- neices
- nites
- ninqui
- nifes
- eningeers
- nonissue
- noine
- wonen's
- nernet
- nominies
- ningen
- ninedy
- nienty
- nuciense
- nunley
- nices
- nends
- ninky
- ninties
- kndness
- nanceys
- nihnet
- annes
- inings
- ines
- nneds
- ninie
- nomines
- noone's
- hine's
- nomenees
- noones
- ningers
- nonobese
- iines
- aiens
- niews
- ninjas
- neices'
- thnings
- ninthe
- naivness
- ninians
- neusner
- cinese
- nonsto
- nine
- nancey
- onins
- ninesw
- nijas
- noies
- nanies
- nince
- neice's
- nuiansce
- inners
- nuanses
- anynes
- naions
- nuience
- nonsene
- ninch
- nunns
- niees
- ninty
- linse
- enineers
- ninutes
- phines
- nies
- niles
- naine
- nonsese
- loniness
- gnuine
- nonense
- noonelse
- nanes
- cinse
- nazes
- annies
- nanys
- kines
- ninus
- nonesne
- nicen
- nience
- ninevah
- venings
- nonvis
- ninivah
- ninja's
- rines
- naned
- nunbers
- ningas
- noner
- nirse
- paninis
- bines
- tnings
- nan's
- nissen
- knies
- ninetys
- anounes
- viens
- nives
- onwners
- niine
- onies
- ninute
- nintey
- nunber
- genuines
- nubness
- neibers
- ninas
- nhanes
- ningt
- nonel
- oines
- niner
- nunes
- pinnes
- niueans
- nike's
- knowness
Anagrams of NINES
Usage Examples for NINES
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It is generally by nines that Eastern presents are given, when their magnificence is extended to the last degree. - "Eastern Tales by Many Story Tellers" by Various
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At this time, the first lieutenant of the Charon commanded a battery in the centre of the lines of one twenty- four, two eighteens, and two twelves; I had charge of a battery with three eighteenss and four sixes, in front of the 17th Regiment to the right; Lieutenant Symonds, one of three nines to the left of mine; Lieutenant Conway, of two nines, to the right of all; Mr Conway, of two twelves, as flanking guns; the master of the Fowey, of two nines, in front of the 43rd Regiment; while all the batteries to the left were manned by seamen from the transports, under the command of the agent. - "Hurricane Hurry" by W.H.G. Kingston
