How Do You Spell TERN?
Correct spelling for the English word "tern" is [t_ˈɜː_n], [tˈɜːn], [tˈɜːn]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for TERN
Below is the list of 351 misspellings for the word "tern".
- torun
- leurn
- tenner
- wtjer
- tgeir
- ceirtan
- teri
- bern
- tetrn
- aterney
- tehri
- tefrn
- terhn
- mdern
- thurn
- tier2
- atenna
- telln
- atternoy
- lturn
- torne
- tein
- tenn
- whern
- tirn
- terjn
- tenur
- turnd
- terh
- ettenne
- terb
- terf
- erturn
- luern
- torwn
- tourny
- watern
- wetern
- aern
- gerny
- tlearn
- tehcno
- terky
- motern
- vern
- toewr
- teven
- takern
- erterne
- retern
- tennt
- twhen
- te3rn
- lern
- tekn
- tougn
- techni
- neorn
- tearin
- tearn
- tkaen
- teigan
- tyron
- ternn
- teaing
- tterm
- teha
- jerny
- termm
- verten
- teru
- dateon
- terrn
- te5rn
- turen
- tilein
- turna
- mdoern
- tenane
- wter
- pateern
- talein
- teasin
- litern
- dthen
- trn
- vertan
- tehn
- t3ern
- itern
- tehre
- tuyrn
- te rn
- tmrn
- tourn
- quaternay
- teanm
- teenie
- 6ern
- nodern
- tehir
- terrony
- teacin
- toown
- tehr
- taryn
- roteen
- ttern
- toren
- treen
- tuirn
- tearign
- rten
- wrten
- tyran
- theten
- yern
- terbn
- odern
- teran
- turnthe
- tturn
- ern
- tdern
- timeon
- reteun
- turnk
- eturn
- teanat
- tekk
- eeatern
- tewrn
- t ern
- theirn
- terren
- tere
- pttern
- ruteen
- patern
- retuern
- tmean
- tehnic
- theyn
- kern
- teren
- tgrn
- terhe
- gerden
- tournie
- iearn
- tedon
- teori
- tewen
- niteen
- taekn
- tjeir
- taberner
- terd
- teenge
- tehc
- tghen
- teher
- certan
- toehr
- terma
- ternm
- tirnt
- 2011term
- retn
- trurn
- towrn
- 6tern
- ruturn
- tehy
- teird
- dlearn
- tunra
- tertn
- terned
- teken
- term2
- turrn
- 5tern
- teamn
- toron
- decern
- tevn
- tennie
- tyurn
- tecno
- kertin
- tecn
- tewnty
- turnng
- tirng
- tehyw
- teakn
- vetern
- tert
- tegan
- tgern
- teranny
- turnon
- latern
- typein
- tehnik
- wern
- 5ern
- trein
- eterniy
- turnt
- ternh
- tieing
- tery
- tolearn
- turnn
- te4rn
- taeyon
- rturn
- ter
- dicern
- tumen
- stirn
- tiurn
- tyhen
- teenth
- techn
- tehi
- takeen
- term s
- ttere
- tyher
- termo
- teurn
- ters
- atterny
- fiteen
- tunein
- ytern
- trrn
- tennia
- t6ern
- trern
- eearn
- turne
- tenire
- ternt
- turng
- tavarn
- tier3
- dowturn
- twern
- cern
- ffteen
- certen
- tesrn
- terdn
- tenan
- tuerned
- toerh
- teain
- terian
- t3rn
- wertern
- tneir
- turn
- ternd
- paterno
- rteurn
- ter5n
- turmn
- teeen
- iten
- tarvern
- thrn
- trenee
- hern
- timein
- ter4n
- tihkn
- serten
- terane
- teturn
- turnne
- termn
- tenni
- tedrn
- disern
- toekn
- certern
- stearn
- toewn
- tiyn
- pettern
- tehj
- dern
- teina
- turnup
- tornnay
- tean
- etner
- terain
- t5ern
- tenny
- ter n
- teerm
- teend
- tier1
- torney
- tyern
- te2n
- ternb
- thewn
- teant
- ttry
- tworn
- thenn
- tren
- tdrn
- termin
- t4rn
- turny
- turnb
- tyhan
- tennor
- ternj
- t4ern
- eatern
- gottern
- tenen
- tenue
- tyrn
- tuarn
- tepn
- attoerny
- tezn
- tewnt
- storn
- thern
- goteen
- gtern
- tenour
- tayeon
- toeven
- leartn
- certin
- vertern
- teetn
- te5n
- terr
- terfn
Similar spelling words for TERN
Plural form of TERN is TERNS
Definition of TERN
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t[.e]rn, adj. threefold: consisting of three: growing in threes.--n. that which consists of three things or numbers together: a prize in a lottery got by drawing three favourable numbers.--adjs. TER'NAL, threefold; TER'NARY, proceeding by, or consisting of, threes.--n. the number three.--adj. TER'N[=A]TE, threefold, or arranged in threes.--adv. TER'N[=A]TELY.--n. TER'NION, a section of paper for a book containing three double leaves or twelve pages. [L. terni, three each--tres, three.]
Anagrams of TERN
Usage Examples for TERN
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What a natural, simple county, content to fix its boundaries by these tortuous island brooks, with their comfortable names- Trent, Mease, Dove, Tern, Dane, Mees, Stour, Tame, and even hasty Severn! - "The Old Wives' Tale" by Arnold Bennett
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There is a tern and stringent law of our great Church which forbids its servants suing for a lady's hand. - "The Strong Arm" by Robert Barr
