How to spell SOUTE correctly?
If you have mistakenly typed "soute" instead of the correct word, here are a few plausible suggestions. Perhaps you meant "suite", referring to a set of connected rooms or "route", indicating a specific path or road. Another possibility is "scout", alluding to someone engaged in exploring or observing.
List of suggestions on how to spell soute correctly
- douse I had to douse the fire with water to prevent it from spreading.
- out
- outer The outer layer of the cake was covered in fondant.
- route I prefer taking the scenic route when driving to the beach.
- salute As a gesture of respect, the soldiers raised their hands to salute their commanding officer.
- sate After eating the giant cheeseburger, he finally felt sate.
- saute
- scout The scout spotted a fox darting across the field.
- scouter
- shout He had to shout to be heard over the loud music.
- shouter The shouter was so loud, she was yelling inside her own head.
- site The site of the accident was cordoned off for investigation.
- Smote I smote him with my mallet.
- smut I don't read books with explicit smut scenes.
- snout I have a long snout.
- soft She was a soft touch, he thought.
- softer Please be a bit softer when you pick up the ball.
- solute
- soot In the morning light, the soot covered the building in black.
- sooty She looked sooty and filthy.
- sort Can you sort these files for me alphabetically?
- SORTA She tried to help him, but he pushed her away and said "SORTa go!
- sorted Her sorted egg cartons are on the kitchen counter.
- sorter The sorter is sorting the toys.
- sortie The fighter plane made a sortie into enemy territory.
- sot He was a complete sot who spent most of his days drinking at the local pub.
- SOTS I'm not sure what SOTS means, but it looks pretty nerdy.
- sou You're welcome, sou.
- sour The lemon was so sour that it made my mouth pucker.
- soured The relationship between Sarah and her best friend soured after a big argument.
- souse My grandmother used to souse pickles in vinegar in large glass jars.
- soused This guy is such a soused drunk.
- south I lived in the south for a few years before moving to the north.
- southey John Southey wrote the poems "The Corsair" and "The Life of Nelson".
- spout The whale's blowhole is like a spout, expelling water into the air.
- STE
- stout
- stouter He is a much stouter man than she is.
- sue I went to Sue's house to borrow a cup of sugar.
- suite I have a suite reserved for tonight's event.
- ute I rode my ute to the store.
