How to spell GALOR correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "galor" instead of the correct word, galore, don't worry! It happens to the best of us. Just a simple swap of an "o" for an "e" will solve the issue. Galore means in abundance or plentifully, so you can continue using it with confidence.

• color
• gal My bestie and I had a stroll downtown and saw an old gal walking her dog.
• gala The annual charity gala raised more than one million dollars for the local food bank.
• gale
• gall It takes a lot of gall for him to make such outrageous demands.
• Gallo I love to eat Pollo a la gallo pinto, a traditional dish from Nicaragua.
• gallon
• gallop The horse raced ahead at a gallop, leaving the other animals behind.
• galois The Galois group of a polynomial is the group of automorphisms of the field that leave the polynomial unchanged.
• galoot I can't believe that galoot just knocked over my vase.
• galore There were balloons and confetti galore at the party.
• galosh As it started raining heavily, he quickly put on his galosh to prevent his feet from getting wet.
• GALS The gals were all dressed up for a night out on the town.
• GAO The GAO recently released a report on the effectiveness of government programs.
• gar
• gator I spotted a gator basking in the sun on the river bank.
• glob The glob of ketchup on my shirt is going to be hard to get out.
• GLOP I accidentally spilled glop all over my new shirt.
• glory The team's win brought glory to the school.
• glow The sun began to set and the sky had a warm orange glow.
• valor The soldier showed his valor by risking his life for his country.

Apsolutly

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