How to spell CAOUSE correctly?
If you meant to type "cause" but mistakenly wrote "caouse", here are some potential correct suggestions: "course", "clause", "carouse" or "cares". Double-check your intended meaning and context to choose the appropriate word. Proofreading can help avoid such misspellings and ensure clear communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell caouse correctly
- caboose The children were thrilled to ride in the caboose at the end of the train.
- camus Albert Camus was a French philosopher, author, and journalist known for his beliefs in existentialism and absurdism.
- carouse After the team won the championship, they decided to carouse all night long.
- carouser He was well-known around town as a wild carouser who liked to party every night.
- case
- cause The heavy rains are the cause of the flood.
- Caused The storm caused much damage.
- Causer
- causes He causes his parents great embarrassment.
- cayuse I saw a buffalojump over a cayuse.
- clause The contract includes a clause that terminates the agreement in case of illegal activity.
- close We'll close the deal at the meeting.
- copse The copse of trees at the edge of the field provided some much-needed shade on a hot summer day.
- course I'm taking a cooking course next month to improve my culinary skills.
- cruse Mary always carried a cruse filled with oil in case she needed to light a lamp on her travels.
