How to spell GROOW correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "groow", here are a few possible suggestions for the correct spelling. It could be "grow", reflecting the expansion or development of something. Alternatively, "groom" refers to the act of tidying, while "group" relates to a collection of individuals forming a unit. Double-check for the appropriate word based on the context.

• brow She furrowed her brow, trying to concentrate on the difficult puzzle in front of her.
• crook He was known as a crook for defrauding people of their money.
• croon The singer would often croon romantic tunes during his performances.
• crow I woke up to the sound of a crow cawing outside my window.
• glow The fireflies emit a soft glow in the dark.
• goo I accidentally stepped in a puddle of goo on the sidewalk.
• good I had a good time watching the movie last night.
• goof I'm going to go and goof off for a little while.
• goon The young man who always hangs out with the bullies is a known goon in the school.
• goop The goop was lumpy and had a sour smell.
• Grew She grew her own vegetables in her backyard garden.
• groan After walking for hours, my feet began to groan with pain.
• groat I found a ten-groat piece on the ground.
• grog After fighting the inclement weather, the sailors sat together and sipped on warm grog.
• groin
• GROK The Grok language is difficult for us to understand.
• groom A groom took the bride to her wedding.
• groove In dancing, there's no up or down, only forward and back in the groove.
• groovy She Had a Groovy New Day lookin' forward to.
• grope I saw a man grope a woman on the street corner, and I wished I had the courage to intervene.
• gross The food was so gross that I couldn't even take a second bite.
• group We were a group of friends.
• grout
• grove I took a walk through the peaceful grove of trees on the outskirts of the city.
• grow I am looking forward to watching my plants grow this year.
• growl The dog began to growl at the stranger approaching the front door.
• grown She always felt grown up since she had left home.
• grows Boston's skyline sure grows on you.
• prow The captain stood on the prow of the ship, scanning the horizon for any signs of land.
• rook The rook perched on the tree limb.
• row The boat made a row towards the shore.
• Trow I trow that she will not attend the party since she has a prior commitment.

Apsolutly

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