Correct spellings for WEAON
- eon
- wagon The old wagon creaked and groaned as it trundled down the bumpy dirt road.
- wain The farmer loaded his harvest onto the wain and set off towards the barn.
- wan The flowers in the garden looked wan in the dull light of the overcast day.
- warn Before embarking on the hike, the ranger stopped to warn us about the potential dangers on the trail.
- weaken The harsh winter weather can weaken a roof if not properly maintained.
- wean It can be difficult to wean an infant off breast milk.
- weans The mother cat weans her kittens when they are around six weeks old.
- weapon The soldier was equipped with a powerful weapon to defend his country.
- wear I need to wear a coat today because it's very cold outside.
- Ween
- wen I know you want to see my wen.
- won I have never won a game of chess against my brother.
