How to spell PAQUE correctly?
If you mistakenly typed "paque" instead of "paque", fret not! Here are some possible correct suggestions. Both "pack" and "pique" might be what you intended. "Pack" refers to grouping items, while "pique" means to stimulate curiosity or interest. Check your context and choose the appropriate word.
List of suggestions on how to spell paque correctly
- opaque The frosted glass window was opaque enough to allow privacy but still let light in.
- page
- paige Paige is known for her excellent singing skills.
- parquet The ballroom was elegantly decorated with parquet flooring and crystal chandeliers.
- pause I need to pause before I continue talking.
- pique
- Piqued Her curiosity was piqued by the strange noise coming from the attic.
- piques The intriguing question piques my curiosity.
- plague The outbreak of plague in Europe during the 14th century killed millions of people.
- plaque The dentist cleaned the plaque off my teeth during my check-up.
- prague I have always wanted to visit Prague, known for its stunning architecture and rich cultural history.
- Que
