How to spell GOOT correctly?

If you've misspelled "goot", fear not! The correct suggestion is "good". The difference between the two may seem subtle, but getting it right can make a big difference. So remember, if you meant to say something positive, make sure to spell it as "good" instead of "goot."

• boot
• coot During the bird watching trip, we spotted a coot swimming in the lake.
• foot She took a step forward and felt the cold ground beneath her foot.
• go at
• go it
• goat
• goo The slime is made of a gooey, sticky goo.
• good She had a good day at work.
• goof When he made that goof during his speech, everyone started to laugh.
• goon The goon was hired to intimidate anyone who tried to cross the picket line.
• goop I accidentally spilled goop on my shirt.
• Got
• gout Unfortunately, my grandfather suffered from gout, which caused him immense pain in his feet.
• GOVT The GOVT announced new regulations regarding the import of foreign goods.
• hoot
• loot The thieves were caught with the loot in their bags.
• moot The point is moot because the decision has already been made.
• root The root of the tree was firmly planted in the ground.
• soot The room was filled with soot after the chimney had been uncapped.
• toot The car made a loud toot when it honked its horn.

Apsolutly

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