How to spell HOUW correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "houw" instead of the intended word, here are a few possible correct suggestions. If you meant "how", it's a commonly misspelled word and you can easily correct it. "House" is another possibility, assuming you were trying to refer to a dwelling. Always double-check your spelling to avoid confusion.

• bow I tied a bow around the present.
• chou
• chow I'm going to chow down on this pizza.
• cow I found a cow in my garden.
• dhow The dhow was a beautiful sight in the evening sun.
• dour No one ever smiled at her, not even her parents, who had once been so dour.
• Dow The Dow Jones Industrial Average is a widely used indicator of the overall health of the stock market in the United States.
• four
• haul I need to haul the groceries in from the car.
• haw The driver asked the passengers to hold on to their hats as he maneuvered carefully around the sharp haw in the road.
• hew I need to hew this piece of wood up.
• hob
• hock Hock of lamb was £7.95.
• hod The preferred word for "horse" in British English is "thoroughbred", while the word "hod" is used for
• Hoed The farmers were hoed by the machine.
• hoes
• HOFF I disagree, Hoff.
• hog My uncle likes to hog the remote control during family movie night.
• hole I have a large hole in my pocket.
• holy The holy book is stored on the top shelf.
• home I am looking forward to getting home to my family.
• HON After an hour of hard work, Hon signed out from work.
• hone I need to hone my skills in order to improve my chances of getting a job.
• hood I'm going to jump out of the hood.
• hoof I love to ride my horse, Hoof.
• hook She used a fishing hook to catch a large bass in the lake.
• hoop I can see a hoop in the backyard.
• hoot I hear a hoot coming from the woods.
• hop
• hope I hope to graduate with honors.
• hopi The Hopi people are known for their art, rituals, and cultural traditions.
• horn
• HOS The hospital used HOS to prioritize patient care based on severity of illness or injury.
• hose
• hot I need some hot sauce.
• hour I have an appointment in an hour.
• houri The Houri is a beautiful goddess from ancient Persian mythology.
• hours I'll only be here for a few hours.
• house Patrick lives in a house.
• HOV
• Hove We stayed in Hove for two nights.
• how
• howe The howe in the forest provided shelter from the rain.
• howl
• hub Her office is in the hub of the city.
• hud I want to see the hud.
• hue
• hug I gave my friend a hug because she was upset.
• HUH Huh, I didn't hear what you just said.
• Hui Hui is a cultural and religious group found in China.
• hum
• hun " Hun, can you pass me the salt?" asked the woman at the table.
• hus Many people in Scandinavia are familiar with the Icelandic sheep, known as the hus.
• hut
• iou I need to track down my friend to pay back my IOU.
• Lou Lou can often be found singing in the shower.
• lour The sky began to lour, and I knew it would rain soon.
• low The temperature is low today, so make sure to wear a warm jacket.
• moue I gave a moue of displeasure when she mentioned the subject.
• mow
• now I need to talk to her now.
• Our Our goal is to provide the best possible service to our customers.
• OW " Ow, I just hit my toe on the table!
• pour I will pour the water into the pitcher.
• pow Guy announced, "I am going to pow!
• roue The character in the novel was a disreputable roue who spent his time gambling and womanizing.
• row In a row, the trees line the street.
• show I am going to put on a puppet show for the children.
• sou In Brazil, feijoada is often served with rice and farofa, a toasted cassava flour mixture that can also include bacon, sausage, and sou.
• sour The drink was sour because of the lemon twist.
• sow I hope the sun will sow seeds of joy in everyone's hearts.
• thou I beseech thee, oh great and powerful thou, to grant me thy blessings.
• tour
• tow I had to call a tow truck to move my car after it broke down on the highway.
• vow I vow to never eat junk food again.
• wow I was really impressed with the new wow game.
• You
• Yow " Yow! That was a close call!" exclaimed the scared hiker when a snake slithered across his path.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries