How to spell LOOF correctly?
If you meant to type "loof" but misspelled it, there are a couple of possible alternatives. One could be "roof", referring to the top covering of a building. Another option might be "loft", which typically refers to an attic or upper story in a building. Double-checking spellings can help avoid confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell loof correctly
- aloof The new student seemed aloof and uninterested in making friends.
- goof My little brother always loves to goof around during family gatherings.
- hoof The horse's hoof was chipped from running on the pavement.
- loaf She pulled out a loaf of bread.
- loo Excuse me, do you know where the loo is located?
- look I'm going to look for my lost keys.
- loom At the loom I sit and weave with my hands the cloth of my dreams.
- loon The loon's haunting call echoed across the lake at dusk.
- loop I love creating music with a loop pedal.
- loos I need to tighten the loos screws on this desk.
- loot The thieves ran off with a bag full of loot from the jewelry store.
- poof As if by magic, the rabbit disappeared in a poof of smoke.
- roof The rain was so loud on the roof that I had trouble hearing the TV.
- woof The dog barked "woof" when it saw its owner coming home.
