How to spell BIRATE correctly?
If you meant to type "birate" but want to correct the misspelling, here are some suggestions: "bitrate" refers to the data transfer rate of a multimedia file; "bilateral" means involving two sides or parties; "pirate" refers to a person involved in illegal copying or distribution of copyrighted material.
List of suggestions on how to spell birate correctly
- bate The fisherman decided to bate his hook with a worm before casting his line into the water.
- berate She decided to berate him for not doing his homework.
- Berated
- birdie I got a birdie on the third hole of the golf course.
- bite
- brace He tried to brace himself for the fall, but it still hurt.
- Brae
- brake I had to hit the brake quickly when the car in front of me suddenly stopped.
- brat My little cousin can be a brat when he doesn't get what he wants.
- BRATS I don't like to eat brats because they make me feel sick.
- brave
- braze The jeweler will braze the gold band onto the silver pendant to create a unique piece of jewelry.
- brute The brute force of the storm rattled the windows as it tore through the town.
- crate Can you help me carry this crate of apples to the car?
- grate The cheese grater was too small for the block of cheese, and it became difficult to grate.
- irate The customer became irate when he discovered that his order was still not ready after waiting for an hour.
- orate The speaker denounced the use of the word 'orate' in the discussion.
- pirate There was a pirate on the boat.
- prate I wish you would stop your constant prate and just listen for a change.
- rate I don't know how to rate this restaurant.
- vibrate She paused to vibrate her phone.
