How to spell CLAMMOR correctly?
The correct spelling for "clammor" is "clamor", which means a loud and continuous noise. Other possible correct suggestions for this misspelling could include "clamour" (UK spelling), "clamber" (to climb with difficulty) or "clammy" (damp and sticky to the touch).
List of suggestions on how to spell clammor correctly
- Claimer
- clamber As I reached the top of the mountain, I had to clamber over rocks and fallen trees.
- Clammed I was so excited to see Clammed, but it was really disappointing.
- clammier As he ran, his palms grew clammier with each passing moment.
- clammy After running a marathon, my skin was clammy with sweat.
- clamor The clamor of the protesters could be heard from miles away.
- clamors The clamors for food grew louder as the group became more desperate.
- clamour The clamour of the crowd made it difficult to hear the speaker.
