Correct spellings for BOWNS
- banns The couple's banns were read aloud during the church service for three consecutive weeks before their wedding day.
- bans Bans on smoking in public spaces are very common in many countries.
- barns The farmer had many barns on his property to store his equipment and animals.
- Beans I added extra beans to my chili for extra protein.
- bins The recycling bins are clearly labeled to ensure proper waste separation.
- blows The strong gust of wind blows the leaves off the tree.
- Boas Some species of Boas can grow up to 14 feet in length.
- bonds I invest my money in diversified bonds to ensure a balanced portfolio.
- bone
- bones She gazed at the strikingly white bones of the skeleton.
- bongs He had a collection of various bongs in his room.
- bonn I'm glad to finally meet you, bonn.
- Bono Bono is best known as the lead vocalist for the rock band U2.
- bonus I received a bonus for exceeding my sales goals this quarter.
- bony The bony structure of the dinosaur was easily recognizable.
- boon The extra time off was a boon to my productivity.
- boons The boons of travel are plenty of new friends and experiences to be had.
- BOOS The boos from the audience made the comedian nervous.
- born He was born on a cold winter's day.
- boss My boss is giving a presentation at the meeting today.
- bounds There are strict bounds that limit how much money a government can borrow.
- bowls I washed the bowls after we finished eating dinner.
- bows She ties cute bows in her daughter's hair every morning.
- boys The boys ran outside to play football.
- browns The color browns is a hue that is typically associated with earthiness.
- brows She had spider veins on her brows.
- buns I love warm, soft buns straight out of the oven.
- burns The water burns my skin when it is too hot.
- Downs The Downs is a grassy hill in England that is famous for its racecourse.
- gowns I need to pick up my gowns from the cleaners.
- owns My friend owns a successful business in the city.
- towns Gridlock on the highways is commonplace in large metropolitan areas, but it's a different story in small towns.
