How to spell SCRAVE correctly?
If you mistakenly type "scrave" instead of the correct spelling, here are a few suggestions for what you might have intended to write. "Scrape" refers to removing something by rubbing or scraping it. "Crave" means to have a strong desire for something. "Scarve" is an alternative pronunciation for "scarf", which is a type of clothing accessory. Consider double-checking spellings to ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell scrave correctly
- crave I always crave a hot cup of tea in the morning.
- grave The cemetery was filled with grave markers, each one representing a life that had passed.
- scare
- scrag
- scram I heard a noise and decided to scram before anyone saw me.
- scrap She decided to scrap her old project and start over with a new idea.
- scrape I heard the scrape of the chair against the floor as she walked towards me.
- scraper I was using the scraper to remove the ice from my windshield.
- scrapie The outbreak of scrapie in sheep has raised alarm in the farming community.
- scrawl His handwriting was so messy that it looked like a scrawl on the paper.
- scree The scree from the fallen rocks made a loud noise as it tumbled down the mountain.
- scribe She was the scribe for the royal court.
- strafe The enemy aircraft were ordered to strafe the ground troops.
- strive I always strive to do my best in everything.
- Strove I strove to do my best in school.
