How to spell CLOCER correctly?
The correct spelling for "clocer" is actually "closer". Some possible correct suggestions for this misspelling include "closet", "closure", "cloudier", "clavier", and "cleaver". However, the most appropriate correction would be "closer" which means something that is nearer in space or time.
List of suggestions on how to spell clocer correctly
- cancer
- clever The clever fox outsmarted the other animals in the forest.
- Clicker I always lose my clicker for the presentation remote.
- clobber
- cloche I used a cloche to cover the cheese so it wouldn't dry out.
- cloches The bells on the church cloches were ringing.
- clock I need to put my watch on the clock.
- clocks The clocks in the house stopped ticking at the same time.
- clone I want a clone of myself.
- Clones Clones of the famous sheep Dolly were created for scientific research purposes.
- close I need to close this file before I leave for work.
- closed
- closer I'm getting closer to meeting my deadline.
- closes
- closet I need to go to my closet to get my coat.
- clove
- clover She loved the clover field next to the pond.
- CLOVERS I can't wear those shoes - they scare me, they're called Clovers.
- cloves The cloves give the dish its characteristic fragrance.
- cooler She was sporting a killer outfit and accessories, but the coolest part was her awesome cooler!
- Glover After a long day of work, I'm looking forward to going home and putting on my Glover shirt.
- glower The teacher gave the disruptive student a glower, warning him to behave.
- grocer I need to stop by the grocer to pick up milk and bread.
- loser He was a sore loser and couldn't handle losing the game.
- placer
- slicer I need a new slicer to prepare the vegetables for our salad.
- ulcer The doctor diagnosed him with a stomach ulcer due to his constant abdominal pain.
