How to spell CULTRY correctly?
"Cultry" is a common misspelling of "cutlery". Some correct suggestions for the correct spelling are "cutlery", "culinary" or "utensils". Cutlery refers to knives, forks, and spoons used for eating, whereas culinary refers to the art of cooking and relating to food. Utensils is a general term for tools used for serving or consuming food.
List of suggestions on how to spell cultry correctly
- country
- cult The followers of the cult participated in bizarre rituals and secluded themselves from society.
- culture The culture of Japan has a strong emphasis on respect, discipline, and harmony.
- cutlery I need to set the table with the appropriate cutlery for Thanksgiving dinner.
- paltry The low salary offered for the job was so paltry that I had to decline the offer.
- poultry I am going to the grocery store to buy some poultry for dinner tonight.
- sultry The singer's sultry voice captivated the audience.
- ultra I purchased an ultra-soft blanket for the winter season.
