Correct spellings for SOINEDS
- Coined The term "selfie" was coined by a man from Australia in 2002.
- Coiners "Coiners" refers to people who illegally produce coins.
- Joined I have recently joined a club that focuses on environmental conservation.
- Joiners The joiners worked together to complete the woodworking project on time.
- Seined The fishermen seined the river in search of trout.
- Seiners In the early 1900s, the salmon industry in the state of Washington was dominated by seiners, who used huge nets to catch and harvest salmon from the ocean.
- Seines The fishermen cast their seines out into the river to catch fish.
- Shined The new car shined under the bright sun.
- Shiners I saw a school of shiners swimming in the stream.
- Shines The sun often shines brightly during the summer months.
- Sines Sines is a Portuguese city located on the coast.
- Sinews The farmer's hands were callused and his sinews were strong from years of working in the fields.
- Soiled I had to throw away the soiled shirt because it was covered in mud stains.
- Soirees I attend various soirees every weekend.
- Sonnets Sonnets are usually written in iambic pentameter and contain fourteen lines.
- Sooners The Sooners were a group of settlers who entered and claimed land in the Oklahoma Territory before it was officially opened for settlement.
- Sounds Sounds like a great plan!
- Spinels The spinels in her necklace added a pop of color to her outfit.
- Spines The spines of many cacti are used for protection against animals that might try to eat them.
- Spinets Spinets are small, compact pianos that were popular in the 18th century.
- Swines I refuse to associate with those swines who treat animals cruelly.
