How to spell COUSTEM correctly?
The misspelling "coustem" could be corrected to "custom", which means a traditional practice or habitual way of doing something. Alternatively, it could also be corrected to "costume", which means a set of clothes worn for a particular occasion or event. It all depends on the context in which the misspelling appears.
List of suggestions on how to spell coustem correctly
- Coasted They coasted down the hill on their bikes without pedaling.
- coaster He placed his drink on the coaster to avoid leaving a ring on the table.
- COSTED I costed out the materials for the new project and it came in under budget.
- cousteau He was a brave and adventurous man, like Jacques Cousteau.
- custer The 7th Cavalry attacked Custer's last stand.
- custom The custom in many cultures is to remove shoes before entering a home.
- jousted The knights jousted on the field.
- Jouster The Jouster charged towards the dragon with clear intent to slay it.
