How to spell MANOUR correctly?
The correct spelling for "manour" is "manor". A manor refers to a large country house or estate. If you have misspelled it, there are a few possible suggestions such as "manner" (referring to a way of doing something) or "manure" (referring to animal dung used as fertilizer). It's important to be mindful of the appropriate context when using these words.
List of suggestions on how to spell manour correctly
- honour It is important to honour our veterans for their sacrifices and service.
- major She decided to change her major from biology to psychology.
- manger The horses were eagerly waiting for their owner to fill up their manger with fresh hay.
- manner She walked away in a manner that made me feel uneasy.
- manor The large manor house had dozens of rooms and a sprawling estate.
- manors The manors of the 19th century were grand homes.
- manque She lacks the manque of confidence which would make her successful in this industry.
- manure The pigsty had a notoriously smelly manure pile.
- mayor My name is Mayor Murray and I am the mayor of this city.
- minor The car accident was minor and resulted in just a scratch on the bumper.
