How to spell FROOD correctly?
If the misspelling you meant was "frood" instead of "food", it's possible that the correct spelling you are looking for is "froth" or "fraud". "Froth" refers to the bubbly top of a liquid, while "fraud" means deception or trickery.
List of suggestions on how to spell frood correctly
- brood The mother hen sat on her brood of eggs, patiently waiting for them to hatch.
- broody The broody hen sat on her eggs, waiting for them to hatch.
- flood
- fold
- fond My grandmother always had fond memories of the time she spent with my grandfather.
- food I love to try new types of food.
- foot I think I saw a dog's foot at the bottom of the stairs.
- ford I crossed the ford in my car while driving through the river.
- fraud The company was charged with fraud for misleading investors about their financial status.
- Fred Fred enjoys playing tennis in his free time.
- freed I am finally freed from this hell.
- freud Sigmund Freud was a famous psychologist known for his work in psychoanalysis.
- fried
- Fro
- frog The large frog on the porch jumped out of my hand.
- From I get my mail from the post office.
- frond
- Fronde In the 18th century, France was ruled by a series of monarchs known as the Fronde.
- front I stood at the front of the line waiting to buy tickets.
- frost The morning frost made the grass sparkle in the sunlight.
- prod My colleague is such a prod at getting things done.
- road He took the scenic route along the coast road.
- rod I need a rod to pierce this tough fruit.
- rood The rood screen in the church was beautifully carved with intricate patterns.
- root The root of the plant extends deep into the ground.
- Trod I'm going to the store, but I'll trod lightly on your allergy medication.
Misspelling of the day
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- absolutes
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- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
