How to spell SPULAR correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "Spular" include "Sputter", a verb meaning to emit small explosions or bursts of sparks or fire, and "Spur", a noun meaning a device used to urge or encourage a horse or other animal forward. It could also be a typo for "Spooler", a software component that manages the printing process.
List of suggestions on how to spell Spular correctly
- Ocular The ocular nerve was responsible for transmitting visual information from the eyes to the brain.
- Ovular Ovular shapes are commonly found in nature, such as in the form of eggs or certain types of leaves.
- Polar Polar bears are becoming endangered due to climate change.
- Popular The popular vote in the election was split between two candidates.
- Pulsar The pulsar emits periodic pulses of electromagnetic radiation.
- Scalar A scalar value is a single numeric value, to which mathematical operations can be applied.
- Scapular During the Catholic mass, some people choose to wear a scapular as a sign of devotion to their faith.
- Secular The government should be secular and not favor any religious institution.
- Shula Shula was one of the greatest football coaches of all time, leading the Miami Dolphins to the only perfect season in NFL history.
- Skylar Skylar is a name that can be used for both males and females.
- SLAR
- Solar The solar panel converted the energy from the sun into electricity.
- Spar I saw a small bird sparring with its reflection in the window.
- Spear The warrior held his spear tightly as he prepared to face his enemy.
- Specular The water of the lake was so still and clear that the mountains were reflected in it with specular precision.
- Splat I heard a loud splat when the tomato fell off the kitchen counter.
- Splay The roots of the tree splay outwards, anchoring it firmly in the ground.
- Spur The discovery of gold spurred a rush of hopeful miners to the area.
- Sputa
- Sugar I need to buy some sugar for baking a cake.
- Uvular The uvular consonant is pronounced with the back of the tongue contacting the uvula.
