How to spell DROUSE correctly?

If you happen to misspell "drouse", the correct suggestions would be "drowsy" or "douse". "Drowsy" means feeling sleepy or showing signs of being sleep-deprived, while "douse" refers to extinguishing something by soaking it with water. Double-checking the spelling ensures effective communication in written texts.

• arouse The loud noise was enough to arouse the sleeping baby.
• dormouse The dormouse is a nocturnal rodent known for its long hibernation periods.
• dose The doctor prescribed a dose of antibiotics for my ear infection.
• douse He asked me to douse the flames before they become larger.
• douses She douses the flame with a bucket of water.
• dowse
• drogue The water was so cold I thought for sure my drogue wasogged.
• drops I put drops in my ear.
• dross The smelting process separates the gold from the dross.
• drowse I felt a drowse coming on after eating a large meal.
• Drowsed After working for nine hours straight, she drowsed off on the couch with her dog.
• drowsy It was already quite late and I was feeling drowsy.
• duse
• grouse I spotted a covey of grouse in the field.
• reuse We should reuse plastic bags to reduce waste.
• rose She smelled the sweet fragrance of the fresh-cut rose.
• rouse I will definitely rouse them at 6am.
• ruse I used her ruse to get into the club.
• trouser He wore a colourful trouser to the party.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately