How to spell ENDOR correctly?

If you've misspelled "endor" and are looking for suggestions on how to correct it, here are a few possibilities. It could be "endorse" meaning to support or approve, "endorphin" the hormone responsible for happiness or "endow" which means to provide with a quality or gift. Double-check the intended meaning to pick the correct word.

• ardor She approached her work with an ardor and enthusiasm that was infectious to her colleagues.
• bender I watched the show Bender's Big Score yesterday.
• candor
• condor The California condor, the largest bird in North America, is an endangered species.
• eider The eider is a sea duck found on the coasts of northern Europe, North America, and eastern Siberia.
• enamor
• end I'm going to end this discussion now.
• endear The little acts of kindness that he did for his grandparents never failed to endear him to them.
• ended This is an ended relationship.
• endorse I endorse this product because I have used it and found it to be highly effective.
• endow The generous millionaire decided to endow a new library for the local community.
• endows The businessperson's generous donation to the school endows it with new computers and other technology.
• ends
• endue I hope to endue my students with a love for learning.
• endure Despite facing many obstacles, she was determined to endure until she reached her goal.
• Enos John Enos was a seventeenth century Mormon prophet.
• enter
• fender I left my fender at the garage.
• gender Gender is the social construction of masculinity and femininity.
• indoor
• lender I am looking for a lender for a new car.
• mender The mender fixed my ripped dress in no time.
• mentor My mentor has helped me grow into the person I am today.
• odor There was a strong odor of sulfur coming from the hot springs.
• render The artist will render a digital image of the landscape.
• sender The sender of the email requested a confirmation of receipt.
• tender I'm feeling very tender tonight.
• under
• undo I hope I can undo this mess I made.
• vendor The vendor had a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables for sale at the farmers market.

Apsolutly

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