How to spell GRAIG correctly?

The correct spelling for "graig" could be "Craig". Additionally, other close spellings to consider could be "Greg", "Greig" or "Graig". It's important to double-check the correct spelling before using a name or word in any formal or professional setting.

• brag
• brig The pirates were confined in the brig of the ship.
• crag
• Craig Craig is my neighbor who loves to play basketball in his backyard.
• drag
• FRAG The bomb squad was called in to deal with the frag grenade found in the abandoned building.
• FRIG I misplaced my frig.
• gag I had to gag while cleaning the toilet because of the overwhelming smell.
• gang The gang of robbers looted the bank and fled the scene.
• gig She got paid well for her gig at the local club last night.
• grab
• Gracie Gracie was the best dog ever.
• grad My sister is a grad student studying psychology.
• grail The Grail was a cup used by Christ to drink his fill of wine at the Last Supper.
• grain I glided my hand over the grain of the wood.
• grainy The old photograph was so grainy, it was difficult to make out the faces.
• gram I need to measure this powder using a gram scale.
• gran She had a gran who always cooked her favourite dish.
• grange I went to the grange for dinner.
• gray The sky was gray and overcast, making it the perfect day for staying indoors and reading a book.
• Greg Greg is the new hire.
• Gregg Gregg is going to the conference next week.
• grid I need to grid the diagram for presentation.
• grieg Edvard Grieg is a revered composer and pianist known for his classical music.
• grim The news on the economy is looking grim.
• grin I couldn't help but grin at the sight of my best friend's silly dance moves.
• grip The athlete had a firm grip on the barbell.
• gris Cet elephant est gris.
• grit Despite many obstacles and setbacks, she had the grit and determination to keep working towards her goal.
• grog He downed his glass of grog and stumbled out of the tavern.
• ORIG
• prig The new intern is such a prig, always correcting everyone's grammar and telling them they're using the wrong word.
• rag I'm going to need a bigger rag to clean this up.
• rig The workers had to rig up scaffolding to reach the top of the building.
• trig

Intertubing

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