How to spell CHANCS correctly?
If you accidentally misspelled "chancs", you may be referring to "chance" or "chance's". These are correct words that can be used to convey different meanings. "Chance" is a noun that refers to a possibility or opportunity, while "chance's" is a possessive form of the noun "chance".
List of suggestions on how to spell chancs correctly
- chains The prisoner was shackled in chains and escorted to his cell.
- chance I hope I get a chance to visit Paris one day.
- chances
- chancre A chancre is a painless ulcer that is the first manifestation of syphilis.
- Chancres The chancres on his hands were so sore that he could not unscrew the cap of the jar.
- chancy The room was quite chancy, relying too much on ropes to keep the walls in place.
- chang
- change She wanted to change the subject to something more entertaining.
- changes I think there are going to be some changes around here.
- chants The fans in the stadium could be heard loud and clear as they erupted into chants of "We are the champions!
- chines
- chinks Using derogatory terms like "chinks" is considered highly inappropriate and offensive.
- chinos He wore a crisp white shirt tucked neatly into his navy chinos.
- CHINS The man had long, thin chins.
- CHOCS
- chunks She cut the watermelon into bite-sized chunks for the fruit salad.
- hangs
- hanks I need to buy some hanks of yarn for my new knitting project.
- shanks He walked all the way to the hotel since he had no car, took him an hour using just his shanks.
