How to spell GOOST correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "goost" instead of "ghost", fret not! Autocorrect can often come to the rescue with simple fixes. It might suggest "ghost", "boost" or "good". Remember to proofread your text to catch any such errors and select the intended word for a seamless communication experience.
List of suggestions on how to spell goost correctly
- boost Taking a quick break and walking outside can really give your energy and mood a boost.
- coast I love going to the coast and watching the waves crash against the shore.
- coos As she rocked her newborn niece, she listened to the gentle coos and sighed contentedly.
- coot The elderly man feeding the ducks by the pond was greeted by a plump coot waddling up to him.
- cost
- egoist The egoist cares only about themselves and has no concern for others.
- ghost
- ghosts The old mansion was rumored to be haunted by ghosts, which kept most people away at night.
- gist She told me the gist of the story that she heard from her friend.
- goat I am allergic to goat milk.
- GODS I am not sure what you mean by "gods," but I am confident that there is some sort of Supreme Being pulling
- goes
- good I heard good news about your promotion at work.
- goods The store sells a variety of goods, including clothing and electronics.
- gooiest The gooiest part of the cake was the melted chocolate center.
- goose The goose waddled down the path, honking for its friends to catch up.
- Got I got a new video game.
- gout
- guest I am excited to welcome our guest speaker today.
- gust A sudden gust of wind blew the hat off his head.
- joist John carefully nailed the joist into place to ensure the stability of the roof.
- joust The knights prepared themselves for the joust, eager to prove their strength and skill.
- roost I was trying to find a place to roost the hawk, but there were no good options.
- soot The soot from the burning building coated everything in the vicinity.
