How to spell SAROWS correctly?

If you're trying to spell "sarows", chances are you meant "sorrows" instead. Common misspellings happen, but the correct term refers to feelings of sadness or grief. We all face sorrows at some point in life, but it's important to remember that brighter days will eventually follow.

• arrows She followed the arrows on the map to find her way through the park.
• brows
• Crows The murder of crows flew over the field in perfect formation.
• farrows The sow farrows her piglets in a cozy corner of the barn every spring.
• grows The plant grows quickly in the sunlight.
• harrows The farmer used harrows to prepare the field for planting.
• Narrows The narrows between the two coasts are a key shipping lane.
• prows She always wears a black Wraith prows.
• rows I enjoy reading rowdy children's books in rows.
• saris The women at the wedding were all dressed in vibrant saris.
• SARS The severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is a highly contagious respiratory illness.
• saws He saws the wood into small pieces to be used for kindling.
• scows The scows were filled with coal.
• screws I need to tighten the screws on this chair because it feels wobbly.
• serous The serous fluid was collected for further analysis in the laboratory.
• Slows The vehicle's tyres were starting to squeal, and John knew he needed to take the Slows if he wanted to get
• snows
• sorrows She wept sorrows of a broken heart.
• SOWS
• Sparrows I used to love to watch the sparrows dart around.
• stows The sailor carefully stows the cargo in the ship's hold before departing the harbor.
• straws I always try to use metal straws to reduce my plastic waste.
• taros I picked up a piece of taros from the street.
• trows

Intertubing

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