How to spell COORD correctly?
If you are struggling with the misspelling "coord", fret not! Here are some correct alternatives: "cord" refers to a type of string or rope. "chord", on the other hand, is commonly used in music. "cot" denotes a small bed, while "kit" refers to a set of tools or equipment.
List of suggestions on how to spell coord correctly
- accord According to the business accord, both parties agreed to the terms and conditions of the merger.
- card I always carry a credit card with me in case of emergency.
- chord He strummed a chord on the guitar, creating a hauntingly beautiful sound.
- clod The farmer threw a clod of dirt at the barking dog to get it to stop.
- COD I ordered the grilled cod for dinner.
- COED The college had a large coed population.
- cohort The teacher's newest cohort of students were eager and excited to begin their coursework.
- coir The doormat was made of coir, a natural and durable material.
- cold I don't like drinking cold water when it's freezing outside.
- color
- coo
- Cooed The baby bird cooed softly as its mother brought it food.
- cooked
- cooled The soup was too hot to eat, so I let it sit on the counter until it cooled to a manageable temperature.
- Cooped I feel cooped up in this house all day.
- COORS
- coot Yesterday while walking in the park, I saw a coot swimming in the pond.
- Cor The cor of the apple was perfect.
- cord
- cords
- cored
- court The judge will make the final decision in court.
- coward The coward refused to participate in the fight.
- curd I am going to have some curd for my cheese sandwich.
- door Through the door I could see the yard.
- good
- gourd
