Spell check of wound

Correct spelling:

wound

Definition:

A cut; injury; hurt. Of to wind. To give a wound to; injure; hurt the feelings of.

Synonyms:

injure (verb)

mangle, hurt, damage, ache, offend, harm, injure.

pain (noun)

bruise, back-ache, chafing, burn, inflammation, headache, discomfort, sting, malaise, painfulness, gripe, migraine, cramp, affliction, crick, infliction, stitch, torment, spasm, wrench, throb, agony, sore, grief, smarting, irritation, throe, anguish, ache, suffering, hurt, misery, rack, bite, pang, distress, pain, torture, injury, stab, earache.

convoluted (verb)

twisted, turned, coiled, winded, convoluted, meandered.

Other synonyms:

offend, coiled, hurt, wounding, injure, lesion, injury, spite, combat injury, bruise.

Common misspellings:

1. wond (42%)
2. woun (8%)
3. woond (8%)
4. woud (7%)
5. wund (4%)
6. woound (4%)
7. woulnd (3%)
8. woumd (3%)
9. wouned (2%)
10. wundt (2%)
11. woudn (2%)
12. wount (2%)
13. wuod (1%)
14. woundful (1%)
15. eound (1%)
16. cound (1%)
17. woung (1%)
18. wrond (1%)
19. wowned (1%)
20. wornd (1%)

Examples of usage:

1. And the wound?
   - how's - "The Rough Road", William John Locke.
2. She wound up a long, eager speech by saying: " He has done this for me.
   - how's - "The Rough Road", William John Locke. - "The Rough Road", William John Locke.
3. And if you said anything to wound his feelings-" " I shall not do that, you may be sure; because, for one reason, I shall say nothing at all to him," replied Elmore.
   - how's - "The Rough Road", William John Locke. - "The Rough Road", William John Locke. - "A Fearful Responsibility and Other Stories", William D. Howells.