How to spell CHYMOS correctly?
One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "chymos" could be "chymous", which means the partially digested food that passes from the stomach to the small intestine. Other similar-sounding words that could be correct suggestions include "chyme" (the fluid mixture of gastric juices and partly digested food) and "chymase" (an enzyme found in certain cells that breaks down proteins).
List of suggestions on how to spell chymos correctly
- Camos
- Chamois I saw a chamois leaping gracefully across the alpine meadows.
- Champs The champs of the competition were awarded with medals and certificates.
- Chaos The meeting erupted into chaos when protestors began shouting and throwing objects.
- Chemo He underwent chemotherapy treatment to fight his cancer.
- Chimes The chimes of the clock tower rang out at noon.
- Chimps Chimps are highly social primates that are known for their intelligence and complex social behavior.
- Chinos My father loves to wear chinos on weekends.
- Chomps The puppy chomps eagerly on his toy bone.
- Chumps I can't believe those chumps fell for that obvious scam.
- Chums We were chums back in high school.
- Chyme Chyme is a pulpy mixture of food and gastric juice formed in the stomach.
- Chyron The Chyron displayed the breaking news update at the bottom of the television screen.
- Chyrons During the televised debate, Chyrons featuring candidate names and statistics continuously flashed across the bottom of the screen.
- CMOs "CMOs play a critical role in developing and executing successful marketing strategies for businesses."
- Cosmos The study of stars, planets, and other celestial bodies is known as cosmology, often referred to as the science of the cosmos.
- Homos
- Hymns On Sunday mornings, the church congregation sings hymns together to praise God.
- Hypos Hypos can be a dangerous complication of diabetes if not treated promptly.
- Rhymes Johnny loves to read Mother Goose because the rhymes make him giggle.
- Thymus The thymus gland plays an important role in immune system development.
