How to spell PARASER correctly?

If you meant to type "paraser", it might be a misspelling of the word "phrase" or "parasite". In the context of language or grammar, "phrase" refers to a group of words functioning together. "Parasite", on the other hand, refers to an organism that feeds off another, which may have a metaphorical meaning as well.

• eraser I need an eraser to fix my mistake on the paper.
• Fraser Fraser was amazed at the sunset in the mountains.
• harasser The company fired the employee who had been accused of being a relentless harasser in the workplace.
• parade In the parade, everyone was dressed up.
• parader The parader marched proudly down Main Street during the Fourth of July parade.
• parades There are always parades in the summertime.
• parasol I'm going to need a parasol in this heat.
• parer Parer means a worker who does the same job as another worker, but is not the same rank
• Pareses I have a pair of pareses.
• parse She parse the text for meaning.
• parser This parser can parse XML documents.
• parses The software parses the data to extract relevant information.
• passer The passer completed a long and accurate throw to the receiver downfield.
• phrase I know that phrase is lame.
• prater I was interrupted mid-sentence by the incessant prater in the back of the room.
• prayer She closed her eyes and said a silent prayer for her friend's speedy recovery.
• purser The purser of the ship was responsible for managing the financial transactions onboard.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking