How to spell JURIER correctly?

The misspelling "jurier" could possibly be corrected as "juror", which refers to a member of a jury who is responsible for deciding the outcome of a legal case. Other suggestions include "jury", "jurer" or "jurire", depending on the intended meaning of the misspelled word.

• brier I couldn't move forward in the woods because my path was blocked by a thorny brier.
• courier The company hired a courier to deliver the urgent documents to the client.
• crier The town crier announced the news to the gathered crowd in the square.
• Curer
• curie Marie Curie was a pioneering physicist and chemist who contributed greatly to the field of radiation.
• curies The material's activity is measured in curies.
• currier The currier carefully tanned and finished the leather before sending it off to the shoemakers.
• drier This is a room which is designed to be drier.
• durer Albrecht Durer was a famous Northern Renaissance artist known for his woodcuts and engravings.
• fourier It is easy to see how Fourier's ideas could be used to create novel designs for clothing.
• furrier I'm going to a furrier to get my new winter coat.
• jerkier I was feeling more jerkier by the second.
• juicer The juicer broke after too many uses.
• juicier This juice is more juicier than the last one I tried.
• Julie Julie is such a wonderful friend.
• Juries Juries are responsible for determining the guilty or innocent verdict in a trial.
• juror
• Prier I'm very prier to finish this report.
• purer The water was much purer than what I was used to.
• surer
• trier My friend is a hard worker and a trier, always giving his best to achieve his goals.

Apsolutly

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