How to spell FLAVER correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "flaver" include "flavor", "flavour", and "flaveur". The correct spelling may vary depending on the preferred spelling in different countries or regions, but "flavor" is the most commonly used spelling in American English, while "flavour" is more commonly used in British English.

• clavier The performer's fingers danced across the clavier, producing a beautiful melody.
• cleaver I used a cleaver to chop the meat into small pieces.
• clever The clever dog was able to open the latch on the gate and escape from the yard.
• clover I saw a four-leaf clover by the river bank.
• elver She bagged an elver during the fishing trip.
• FAVE
• favor May I ask a small favor of you?
• fever My sister has a fever and needs to stay home from school.
• fiver I only had a fiver in my wallet, so I couldn't participate in the office lottery pool.
• flair She had a flair for decorating and always knew how to make a space feel cozy and inviting.
• flake She picked up a flake of paint from the floor and scraped it off her shoe.
• flame She blew out the candle and watched the flame disappear.
• flapper In the 1920s, the fashion trend for young women was to wear shorter skirts and bob their hair, creating the iconic look of the flapper.
• flare The flare from the fire made the dark night all the more difficult to see.
• flatter I don't want to flatter him with false praise.
• flavor I have a strong flavor of coffee in my coffee.
• flavors Ice cream shop offers a wide variety of flavors to choose from.
• flavour She added a little flavour to the soup.
• flier Tom designed a flier to promote his band's upcoming show.
• floater The pool had a floater bobbing on the surface, which needed to be removed before anyone could swim.
• flower
• flyer I booked a room on the flyer they gave me.
• flyover The construction of a new flyover will help alleviate the traffic congestion on the main road.
• Glover John Glover was elected as the County Sheriff.
• lave I will lave my face with cool water to soothe the sunburn.
• leaver
• lever I need to adjust the lever on the faucet.
• liver I have a damaged liver.
• lover She meets her lover every day at the coffee shop.
• oliver Oliver is a popular name for male characters in literature and film.
• palaver The party was a long palaver about the best way to handle the situation.
• plover I saw a plover running on the beach as I walked along the shore.
• slaver The thought of becoming a slaver disgusted him.
• sliver In the pale light, the slender sliver of a moon shimmered.

Apsolutly

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