How to spell ASHOR correctly?

If you meant to say "ashore" but misspelled it as "ashor", here are some correct suggestions. Double-check your spelling! With one 'r' it becomes "asher", a name of Hebrew origin. However, if you're referring to reaching land from the sea, the correct spelling is definitely "ashore". Proofread carefully to avoid such errors.

• abhor
• achoo " Achoo! I think I caught a cold," she sneezed loudly, trying to cover her mouth.
• Ahoy Hey there! Ahoy!
• anchor The anchor was lowered to secure the boat in place.
• ash The ash covered everything around the volcano, creating a ghostly atmosphere.
• ashe Unfortunately, there were only ashe remains left once the fire had been extinguished.
• ashen He wore an ashen expression on his face.
• Ashes I leave ashes of what once was behind.
• ashier I enjoy a nice cold ashier on a hot day.
• ashlar The ashlar walls of the cathedral were built in the 12th century.
• ashore The boat finally reached the shore and the passengers disembarked ashore.
• ashy He was ashy pale, his eyes wide with terror.
• astor The Astor Hotel in New York City is a historic landmark.
• author The author of the novel was born in England.
• Dasher Dasher always looks on the bright side of life.
• masher The masher looked up at the tiger with anxious eyes.
• rasher I love having a rasher of bacon with my eggs in the morning.
• shoe Lenny left his shoes at the shoe store.
• shoo " Shoo! Get away from there!" yelled the mother as she chased the dog out of the kitchen.
• show I'm going to watch a movie and show it to my family later.
• usher I'll be the usher when the wedding starts.
• washer

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately