How to spell GLOUZ correctly?

The misspelling "glouz" could be corrected to "glue" or "glows". Another possibility could be that the intended word was "gloves" or "glaze". To ensure the correct spelling, it's always best to double-check with a spellcheck tool or dictionary.

• aloud I read the instructions aloud so that everyone could hear them clearly.
• cloud I love watching the sunset when the sky is painted with pink and orange clouds.
• CLOUS
• clout The celebrity's endorsement carried so much clout that the brand's sales skyrocketed.
• flour The baker sifted the flour into a mixing bowl.
• flout The company was accused of flouting environmental regulations.
• ghoul The ghoul lurking in the shadows was ready to pounce on its next victim.
• glitz The red carpet was filled with glitz and glamour as celebrities arrived for the award show.
• gloat She couldn't help but gloat over her victory in the argument.
• glob The scientist examined the glob of bacteria under the microscope.
• globe The globe is an accurate representation of the Earth's surface.
• globs The painter accidentally dropped his brush, leaving globs of paint on the floor.
• Glock He carried a Glock pistol as his preferred firearm for personal protection.
• gloom The gloom of the rainy weather outside matched my mood after receiving bad news.
• glop The soup turned into a glop after being stored in the fridge for too long.
• glory The majestic mountain visible from the window was a symbol of the region's natural glory.
• gloss I love how a clear gloss can make my lips look plump and shiny.
• glove He pulled on his glove before heading out into the cold winter air.
• glow The fireflies cast a soft glow over the field.
• glows The sky glows orange during sunrise and sunset.
• glowy The sky turned a beautiful, glowy orange as the sun began to set.
• glue He used a strong glue to fix the broken vase.
• glum After receiving the news, she became glum and withdrawn.
• glut The market was flooded with a glut of cheap, low-quality products.
• gout Gout attacks can be triggered by certain foods and beverages, such as red meat, alcohol, and sugary drinks.
• Grosz The grosz is a subdivision of the Polish zÅ‚oty, equivalent to 1/100 of a zÅ‚oty.
• group I am a member of a study group that meets every Wednesday evening.
• grout I need to re-grout my bathroom tiles because they're starting to look old and dingy.
• Lodz Lodz is the third-largest city in Poland and was once a thriving center of textile production.
• Lou Lou went to the grocery store to buy some bread.
• loud I asked her to turn down the music because it was too loud.
• lour The sky started to lour as the storm clouds rolled in.
• lout The lout at the bar kept interrupting everyone's conversations with loud, obnoxious comments.
• LOZ
• Luz Luz is a Spanish name and means "light".

Attenttion

• attention
• attentions
• attenuation
• inattention