How to spell CHERNED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "cherned", fear not! Here are some probable corrections: "churned" refers to the action of stirring vigorously, typically used when making butter; "cherished" means highly valued or beloved; "chained" relates to being bound or held captive by something. Remember to proofread to avoid such errors!
List of suggestions on how to spell cherned correctly
- chained
- charged The police charged him with assault and battery.
- charmed I was charmed by his ability to make everyone feel at ease.
- charred The charred remnants of the building were all that remained after the fire.
- Charted The team charted their progress in order to better evaluate their performance over time.
- Cheated I feel cheated after realizing the product I bought online was a scam.
- checked
- cheeked She cheeked him as he passed by, giving him a saucy grin.
- Cheeped The bird cheeped cheerfully as it perched on the tree branch.
- Cheered
- Cheney I have a report from Cheney on the latest developments in Iraq.
- Chewed The dog chewed on his favorite toy until it was completely destroyed.
- Chinned I can't believe he's dating Chinned.
- Chirped She chirped a happy tune.
- Churned The churned milk had turned into a creamy butter.
- churner The company's churner rate had significantly increased due to poor customer service.
- corned I have never corned beef before, but I am willing to try.
- horned The majestic elk had large, curved, horned antlers on its head.
