Correct spellings for POAIN
- pain She winced in pain when she accidentally touched the hot stove.
- paine Thomas Paine was an influential writer and revolutionary during the late 18th century.
- pains After a long day at work, I have pains in my feet and legs from standing all day.
- paint I will paint a portrait of my dog.
- pair She picked out a new pair of shoes to wear to the party.
- pan I need a large pan to bake the lasagna.
- pawn She decided to pawn her old engagement ring in order to pay her rent.
- pin She was wearing a beautiful pin on her lapel, decorated with colorful gemstones.
- plain She wears plain clothes to work every day.
- plan After the meeting, they came up with a new plan to increase sales.
- poi The fire dancer used poi to create a mesmerizing performance at the luau.
- point She explained her point of view with great detail and conviction.
- poking He was poking the fire with a stick, trying to get it to burn brighter.
- Poling He spent his childhood watching his dad go poling down the river.
- Poring I was poring over my notes all night to prepare for the exam.
- posing The model was posing for the camera in her latest photoshoot.
- potion The wizard mixed up a potent potion that could cure any illness.
- spain Spain is famous for its delicious cuisine.
