Correct spellings for SPOONKE
- Spoke John spoke to his employees about the importance of meeting deadlines.
- Sponge I need to clean the dishes, so I'll grab a sponge.
- Spook I saw a spook outside my window last night.
- Spooked The sudden loud noise spooked the horse and it ran off.
- Spooks The sound of rustling leaves in the dark alley spooks me.
- Spooky The old abandoned mansion had a spooky atmosphere that sent shivers down my spine.
- Spoon She used a spoon to stir the coffee in the cup.
- Spooned I spooned my cat and she purred contentedly.
- Spooner John Spooner is a famous linguist and author known for his work on the history of the English language and popularizing the term "spoonerism."
- Spoonier I've never met anyone who is as spoonier as my best friend.
- Spoons Spoons are commonly used to scoop and stir food.
- Spoony I don't like to use spoony spoons.
