How to spell OOFERS correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "oofers" instead of something else, here are a few possible corrections you might consider. For the word "offers", used in the context of providing or presenting something. Alternatively, if you meant "oofer" (a slang term for an unattractive person), take this opportunity to use more respectful language.
List of suggestions on how to spell oofers correctly
- coffers He spent years filling his coffers with gold and silver.
- gofers The gofers were so eager to please their customers that they worked all hours of the day and night.
- Hoovers My grandma always hoovers the carpet before company arrives.
- infers The speaker infers that the company's profits will increase in the next quarter.
- loafers He wore a nice pair of brown leather loafers to the wedding.
- offer I received an offer for the job I applied for.
- offers
- oozes
- OVERS The umpire called "overs" as the bowler finished his sixth delivery.
- woofers The car's sound system features two high-quality woofers for a powerful bass sound.
