How to spell CARCER correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "carcer" could be "career" or "carcerate". "Career" refers to an individual's journey or progression through their professional life, while "carcerate" means to imprison or confine. It's important to double-check spelling to avoid confusion or misunderstanding.

• caber I can't find my keys, where did they go? I think I left them at the caber!
• cancer She had not been feeling well and her doctor said she had cancer.
• caner
• caper He was about to pull the rug from under her when she realized his plan and threw him off balance with a quick caper
• Carder The suspected carder was arrested for stealing credit card information.
• carders Carders are skilled individuals who specialize in stealing credit card information.
• care I don't care what you say about me.
• career I am currently working on my career.
• careers Many individuals are seeking fulfilling careers that align with their passions and skills.
• CARER The carer helped the elderly woman with her daily activities.
• cares
• Carey Carey was excited to start her new job at the marketing agency.
• caries The carpet was covered in dried milk and caries.
• carper
• carpers The carpers at the party were complaining about the food and music all night.
• Carr My neighbor's last name is Carr.
• carrier He carried her to the car carrier.
• carter The carter loaded the hay onto the back of his wagon.
• carters I need a carters for my baby's toys
• cartier The Cartier diamond bracelet was the highlight of the auction.
• carve
• carver A carver is a person who carves meat or other food.
• carvers The carvers meticulously etched intricate designs into the wooden statue.
• carves
• caster The caster on the bottom of the table leg helped me move it around the room easily.
• catcher The catcher caught the ball thrown by the pitcher.
• cater The party was so much fun I couldn't help but cater the food myself.
• Causer The reckless driver was the causer of the devastating car crash.
• chaucer This Chaucer guy was kinda funny.
• circe After killing her husband, Circe left him to die on an island.
• coarser After his shower, he felt coarser.
• coercer
• corer The corer she used made it easy to remove the apple's core.
• crier The crier announced the news of the verdict.
• Curer I need a Curer for my birthday!
• farce
• pacer The pacer set a steady rhythm for the runners in the race.
• racer The racer crossed the finish line with a new track record.
• scarce Fresh produce was scarce after the hurricane hit the island.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking