How to spell KEES correctly?
If you meant "kees" but made a typo, here are some possible suggestions: "keys" for referring to sets of metal objects used to open locks, "keen" for expressing enthusiasm, "keels" for the central structure used to provide stability to boats or "keeps" for retaining or holding something.
List of suggestions on how to spell kees correctly
- Bees Bees are very important pollinators for plants.
- Fees I have to pay fees every semester for my university education.
- GEES I heard the gees honking as they flew over the lake in a V-formation.
- keel The boat's keel helps to stabilize it in the water.
- Keels The boat's keels dug through the water, cutting a smooth path through the waves.
- keen
- keens
- keep I need to keep my phone charged.
- keeps He keeps his keys in his pocket.
- kegs The brewery was filled with rows of kegs filled with high-quality beer.
- KENS
- Keys I lost my keys and couldn't enter my apartment.
- knees My knees started to ache after hiking up the steep mountain trail.
- lees The lees at the bottom of the wine barrel contain sediment and should be discarded before pouring.
- PEES
- sees She sees the sunset every evening from her balcony.
- TEES I bought three new TEES for my golf game next week.
- WEES She's got a wees problem.
