Correct spellings for SNAOW
- gnaw The mouse began to gnaw on the piece of cheese.
- know I know that he will be late for the meeting.
- now Now is the time to seize the opportunity and make your dreams come true.
- saw I saw an article on the use of saws in the home.
- scow The ship drifted for hours before it was finally spotted by a passing scow.
- slaw I like to make slaw with carrots, celery, and red cabbage.
- slow The traffic was slow on my morning commute.
- snack I'm going to grab a snack before I head to my room.
- snafu His snafu caused a lot of problem.
- snag I got a nice snag in my webbing while I was climbing.
- snail I can see a snail on the path.
- snake A snake is a long, thin, slithery creature with a poisonous bite.
- snaky I have a really long and snaky hair.
- snap I'll have to snap myself out of it.
- snare The hunter set a snare for the unsuspecting rabbit.
- snarf After wolfing down her food, Snarf quickly scooted away from the table.
- SNARK
- snarl I heard a sneer in the snarl of the alley.
- snob She's such a snob!
- snog I'm going to snog my boyfriend in the park later.
- snood After she finished her hair snood, she put on her coat.
- snoop I saw my neighbor snoop around my backyard while I was away.
- snoot The snooty cat lifted its snoot in the air and walked away from the peasant mouse.
- snot She sneezed and something came out of her nose that resembled snot.
- snow The snow piles high outside mywindow.
- snows It snows heavily during winter in Alaska.
- snowy I woke up to a snowy wonderland outside my window this morning.
- sow I like to sow flower seeds in my small garden.
- stow After packing our groceries into the back of the truck, it was time to stow the extra clothes and toys we had brought
