How to spell BORQUE correctly?
If you meant "borque" instead of "bouquet", here are some possible correct suggestions. "Burke" is a surname or verb meaning to suppress, "broke" refers to something that's damaged, "bore" means to drill or endure, and "brque" doesn't seem to have an accurate alternative.
List of suggestions on how to spell borque correctly
- baroque The palace was adorned with baroque decorations and intricate details.
- barque The barque sailed smoothly across the open sea.
- basque I had a delicious Basque-style seafood stew at the restaurant.
- bisque Ilove to have crab bisque on a chilly night.
- bore I bore my friends with my incessant chatter.
- Borne She has borne the burden of her family for years.
- bouquet She was given a bouquet of flowers as a welcome gift.
- braque She likes painting with bold Braque colors.
- cirque I was really excited to see the cirque performance.
- marque The luxurious marque of the car caught everyone's eye.
- morgue The morgue was cold and oppressive.
- toque I need to wear a toque to keep my head warm in the winter.
- torque The engine's torque allowed the car to easily start.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
