How to spell BLOOR correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "bloor", the correct suggestions may include "floor", "blooper", "bloomer", "blooter", "blower" or "bluer". Context and usage may also help determine the correct spelling. Proofreading and using spell-check tools can further prevent misspellings.

• Blair Tony Blair was the Prime Minister of the UK from 1997 to 2007.
• blear I'm having a blear in my eye.
• bloat
• blob It was such a blob that I couldn't tell what it was.
• bloc The countries formed a bloc to negotiate trade deals together.
• bloch After the bloch was unveiled, the crowd erupted with applause.
• block The construction crew was working to lay the concrete block foundation for the new building.
• blog This blog is about fashion.
• bloke I ran into an old bloke at the market yesterday.
• blood Airy blood poured from the wound.
• bloody I spilled my bloody drink on the carpet.
• bloom The flowers have yet to bloom.
• bloomer
• BLOOP I made a bloop sound while I was taking a bath.
• blooper During the filming of the scene, the actor made a blooper and everyone on set burst out laughing.
• blot I wiped the spot on my shirt with a tissue and Blot it.
• blow The wind was so strong it threatened to blow away the small tent.
• blower The blower was not working.
• blown The wind had blown off the hat from the girl's head.
• blows The wind blows fiercely in the middle of the storm.
• blowy
• bluer The sky looked even bluer after the storm passed.
• blur I can't focus on anything because the blur of the figures in the crowd is making me feel overwhelmed.
• boar The wild boar charged at the hunters, forcing them to quickly climb a tree.
• boer
• bohr
• boo
• boob I accidentally kicked a boob while I was wearing my high heels.
• book
• boom The boom of gunfire echoed through the park.
• boon The discovery of the new vaccine will be a boon to society.
• boor
• boors Some of the guests at the party were less than polite and constantly made themselves known as boors.
• BOOS In the audience, there were boos when the robot said its name.
• boot
• floor She dropped her phone and it shattered on the wooden floor.
• loo
• lour During the coronavirus pandemic, healthcare providers should be vigilant for patients with a lour syndrome.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking