Correct spellings for EBOWN
- blown The gust of wind had blown my hat off my head and into the river.
- Bonn Bonn was the capital city of West Germany until the reunification in 1990.
- boon The discovery of a new and efficient source of energy would be a boon for the environment.
- born He was born in a small village in the mountains.
- Born She was born in a small village in the south of France.
- bow He gracefully held the violin bow and began to play a soft melody.
- BOW I tied a pretty bow on the wrapped present.
- Bowen Bowen Island is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit in British Columbia, Canada.
- bowl I prefer eating my cereal in a bowl rather than a plate.
- bows She cheerfully showed off her collection of bows, each one unique and carefully crafted.
- Brown My hair is naturally brown.
- brown I prefer the taste of brown bread over white bread.
- BWN
- clown The children were delighted to see the clown juggling balls and making animal balloons at their birthday party.
- crown The queen's crown was encrusted with jewels of every color.
- down He looked down at his phone and saw that he had missed several calls.
- drown The flood caused the river to rise so high that it could drown small animals.
- EBEN
- Eben Eben is my friend and we always hang out on the weekends.
- Ebola The Ebola virus is a highly contagious and deadly disease that can cause severe bleeding and organ failure.
- Ebony The grand piano in the music room was made of ebony and had been passed down in the family for generations.
- ebony Her ebony hair cascaded down her back like a waterfall.
- econ Econ 101 taught me the basics of microeconomics and macroeconomics.
- elbow I accidentally hit my friend's elbow while we were walking.
- elbows I hit my elbows on the wall when trying to turn around in the small space.
- Elon Elon Musk's SpaceX has been successful in launching reusable rockets.
- eon
- EOPN
- Eton Eton College is an independent boarding school for boys in Berkshire, England, founded in 1440.
- exon The exon is the part of a gene that codes for a protein.
- flown The bird had flown away before I could get a good look at it.
- frown She couldn't help but frown when she saw the terrible news on TV.
- gown She was wearing a beautiful satin gown that shimmered in the light.
- grown He had grown tired of waiting for her to come back.
- known The actress is known for her stunning performances in dramatic roles.
- mown The lawn was freshly mown, filling the air with the sweet smell of grass.
- own I want to own my own home someday.
- reborn After surviving a fatal accident, the artist felt reborn and renewed her passion for painting.
- renown The painter gained international renown for his unique style.
- resown
- shown The graph has shown an increase in sales over the past month.
- sown The farmer had sown the seeds in rows, carefully tucking each one deep into the soil.
- town I live in a small town with only one grocery store.
