How to spell GRAAT correctly?

If you're looking for the correct alternative to the misspelling "graat", the word you're seeking is likely "great". This common English term denotes something remarkable, superb or excellent. So, next time you want to express enthusiasm or praise, remember to use "great" instead of "graat."

• cravat He wore a cravat instead of a necktie to the formal event.
• croat
• gait I can see that she has a bad gait.
• gatt The cat chased the gatt.
• ghat The ghat by the river was a popular spot for locals to gather and socialize.
• goat The goat ate all the grass in the field.
• grad I am so excited to finally become a grad and receive my diploma at the end of this semester.
• gradate She decided to gradate from community college before transferring to a four-year university.
• grade Please grade my paper.
• Grady I heard that Grady got a promotion at his job today.
• graft He had a skin graft after his accident.
• grant He was awarded a grant to study abroad.
• grate I found this old grate in the alley, it looks like it could use a good cleaning.
• gray Gray skies are threatening for tomorrow.
• great The great teacher inspired her students to achieve their goals.
• greats In history, there are many greats such as Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Marilyn Monroe.
• greet
• grit She showed impressive grit in completing the marathon despite the blister on her foot.
• groat
• groats I only have a few ounces of ground groats leftover from my oats.
• grout Call a contractor to fix the porous grout in the shower.
• rat

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking