Correct spellings for WONER
- downer The news of her grandfather's death was a huge downer for her.
- goner After losing his job, he knew he was a goner without any savings.
- loner As a loner, she preferred to spend most of her free time reading books rather than socializing with people.
- one I can only eat one slice of pizza.
- owner The owner of the car parked it in the driveway.
- toner
- twiner The twins were quite amused by the twiner.
- wagner The opera "Wagner" by Richard Wagner is one of the most famous and well-known operas in the world
- wagoner The wagoner navigated his horse and wagon through the narrow streets of the town.
- wander I love to wander through the woods and discover new trails.
- wane As the days grew shorter, the sun's strength continued to wane.
- wanker I cannot believe that he would be such a wanker to do that.
- warner The Warner Bros. movie studio is one of the oldest in the business.
- whiner The constant complaints from the whiner in the office were starting to drive everyone crazy.
- wiener I was going to the wiener guy for hot dogs.
- wigner Eugene Wigner is a Hungarian American physicist who received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1963.
- winder I need a winder for my embroidery project.
- wine I picked up a bottle of wine on my way home.
- winery After touring the winery, the group tasted several barrel-aged wines.
- winger I'm looking for a winger for my soccer team.
- winker He was known for being quite the winker, always giving a subtle wink to women he found attractive.
- winner The winner of the race was Matt.
- winter This winter has been harsher than normal.
- woe Oh, woe is me!
- won After many attempts, she finally won the game of chess.
- Won't I won't be able to come to the party tonight as I am feeling unwell.
- wonder After the wonder of the Christmas gift, Cindy was eager to see what else her parents had planned.
- Wong My aunt is Wong.
- wonk She won the race because she was a Lisp programming wonk.
- wont
- wooer The wooer tried to impress the woman with his charm and wit.
- Wore He wore his new shoes to the party.
- Wounder
