How to spell TROSSEE correctly?
If you meant to type "Trossee" but it was misspelled, here are some possible suggestions of correct words: "Trousseau" - referring to a bride's collection of clothing and personal items; "Trosee" - a potential variation; "Trees" - as in plural of "tree"; "Tresses" - meaning long locks of hair. Double-checking spellings can prevent such errors.
List of suggestions on how to spell Trossee correctly
- Crossed I crossed the busy street cautiously.
- Crosser I had to look both ways before crossing the street because there are many reckless crossers.
- Crosses The cemetery was filled with rows of crosses marking the final resting places of those who had passed away.
- Grossed The film grossed over $100 million at the box office.
- Grosser The Grosser Mercedes was a luxurious car produced by Mercedes-Benz in the 1960s.
- Grosses The new movie grosses millions of dollars on its opening weekend.
- Tossed She tossed her wet hair back and laughed at her friend's joke.
- Tosser I can't believe that Tosser won the competition.
- Tosses She tosses her hair as she walks away.
- Tresses She carefully braided her long tresses before the big event.
- Trochee The word "trochee" is used to describe a foot in poetry consisting of a stressed syllable followed by an unstressed syllable.
- Trouser He found a ten dollar bill in his trouser pocket.
- Trussed The roast chicken was trussed tightly with kitchen twine before being roasted in the oven.
- Trusses The engineer designed the roof using trusses to ensure stability and durability.
- Trustee The trustee manages the assets and investments on behalf of the beneficiaries of the trust.
