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Correct spelling for AFETER
We think the word afeter is a misspelling. It could be just an incorrect spelling of the words which are suggested below. Review the list and pick the word which you think is the most suitable. For your convenience, we put a usage example below each word
Possible correct spellings for afeter
- Eft(Definition of eft)
- Aft(Definition of aft)
- Eater(Definition of eater)
- Afar(Definition of afar)
- After(Definition of after)
- Avatar(Definition of avatar)
- Ester(Definition of ester)
- Afro-Americans
- Afire(Definition of afire)
- Fate(Definition of fate)
- Artier
- Aver(Definition of aver)
- Aflutter(Definition of aflutter)
- Ammeter(Definition of ammeter)
- Feed(Definition of feed)
- Ureter(Definition of ureter)
- Afr
- Refuter(Definition of refuter)
- Afters(Definition of afters)
- Avert(Definition of avert)
- Defter
- Alter(Definition of alter)
- Afoot(Definition of afoot)
- Fatter
- Oftener
- Evert(Definition of evert)
- Ever(Definition of ever)
- Feta
- Rafter(Definition of rafter)
- Effete(Definition of effete)
- Fitter(Definition of fitter)
- Aster(Definition of aster)
- Heftier
- Enter(Definition of enter)
- Fattier
- Footer(Definition of footer)
- Afroamerican
- Fetter(Definition of fetter)
- Unfetter(Definition of Unfetter)
- Ate(Definition of ate)
- Fete(Definition of fete)
- Feeder(Definition of feeder)
- Oft(Definition of oft)
- Feet(Definition of Feet)
She watches the flame of her lamp; needs must it burn brightly, and remain at its post, and be seen from afar.
Creeping out with caution, i grew aware of two mournful facts: first, that the stable was indeed afire, as i perceiv'd by standing on tiptoe and looking over the hedge; and second, that my knee was hurt by black dick's bullet.
But hadn't even that small score been wiped out on the flying-ground? there gwenna had stood, waiting, gleeful and agitated; her mist-blue scarf aflutter in the brisk breeze, but not fluttering as wildly as her heart....
He knew, for all his whimsical cheerfulness, that something serious was afoot.
