Correct spellings for LONNEL
- Blondel Blondel was a famous French troubadour who lived in the 12th century.
- Bonnell
- Bonner
- Bonnet She always wore a colorful bonnet on her head when she went outside.
- Conned He felt conned into buying the overpriced gadget.
- Connell Mr. Connell is the principal of the school.
- Conner
- Donne John Donne was a 17th century English poet and clergyman.
- Donned She donned her coat and walked out into the cold.
- Donnell
- Donner The donner kebab has become a popular fast food in many countries.
- Fennel Fennel seed is often used in cooking to add a distinctive flavor to dishes.
- Flannel He put on his warm flannel shirt before going outside in the chilly weather.
- Funnel The funnel directed the liquid into the narrow container without making any mess.
- Gunnel The gunnels of the boat were barely above the waterline.
- Kennel I have to clean the kennel after my dog has been in it.
- Leonel Leonel is known for his skillful guitar playing.
- Linnell Linnell is the last name of one of the founding members of the musical group They Might Be Giants.
- Linnet The linnet's melodious song filled the quiet morning air.
- Lintel The lintel above the doorway was intricately carved with a floral design.
- Lionel Lionel Messi is a professional soccer player and regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time.
- Loaned I loaned my friend $20 until she gets paid next week.
- Loaner I'll give you a loaner car while your car is being repaired.
- Lone The lone traveler trudged through the wilderness, determined to reach his destination.
- Lonely After her cat died, she felt lonely in her big house.
- Loner He was often seen sitting alone in the park, a true loner.
- Longed She longed for the day when she could finally retire and travel the world.
- Longer I need a longer vacation after this stressful week.
- Lonnie Lonnie is the name of my neighbor who always has a friendly smile.
- Lynne Lynne was thrilled when she received the promotion she had been working hard for.
- Runnel The small stream of water created a gentle runnel in the dirt.
- Sonnet Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 begins, "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
- Tonne The garbage truck picked up several tonnes of trash this morning.
- Tonnes The factory produces several tonnes of paper every day.
- Tunnel The train entered the dark tunnel, and the passengers could hear the echoes of their own voices bouncing off the walls.
