Correct spellings for GARND
- And I need to pick up some bread and eggs from the grocery store.
- band The rock band performed at the local bar last night.
- card I always carry my credit card with me when I go out.
- Carny
- darned She did a darned good job on her presentation.
- earned She earned a promotion after working diligently for the company for five years.
- gad He threw the gad at the duck.
- gain I decided to gain new skills by taking an online course.
- Gained They had gained a lot of weight over the years.
- gang The gang of boys were up to no good.
- garbed She was garbed in head-to-toe black.
- garland Jackson thought it would be fun to put a garland on the door.
- garner The musician hoped to garner more fans with their upcoming album release.
- garnet She wore a garnet necklace.
- gaunt The gaunt woman was not yet biologically old, but she looked it.
- GAWD
- geared My bike is geared for racing.
- gerund "Running" is a gerund that functions as the subject of the sentence.
- gird My belt is too tight, I need to gird myself for the test.
- gland The gland is swollen.
- grad I'm a proud grad of Stanford University.
- grand I'm so grand to be able to visit your home.
- grid On the grid was a drawing of a house with a yard.
- grind I had to grind the coffee beans to prepare my morning cup of coffee.
- guard The guard at the door nodded them in.
- hand I need to hand in my paper.
- land The plane is scheduled to land at the airport in an hour.
- rand
- sand After I walked through the sand, I realized how dirty my feet were.
- wand After going through the door, the wand led them to a large, circular area with a statue in the center.
- Warned I was warned that the book was hard to follow.
