How to spell BOWSTER correctly?

The correct spelling for "bowster" may be either bolster or bowstring. Bolster is a long pillow used for support, while bowstring is a cord used to draw back the bow in archery. Double-check the context of the misspelling to determine the correct word.

• baster To make sure that the turkey stays moist, I used a baster to inject some of the juices from the pan back into the meat.
• blaster The stormtrooper fired his blaster, narrowly missing the rebels.
• blister The hiking boots gave me a blister on my heel, making it painful with every step.
• bluster Despite her bluster, she was secretly nervous about giving her presentation.
• Boasted She boasted to her friends about her new promotion at work.
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• boasters Boasters are not well-liked, especially when they exaggerate their accomplishments.
• boater I saw a boater standing by the dock with his fishing gear.
• bolster He tried to bolster his friend's confidence with words of encouragement.
• Boosted The newly implemented marketing strategy has greatly boosted the company's sales.
• booster The rocket engine's booster provided the necessary thrust for liftoff.
• boosters The school is requiring all students to provide proof of immunizations, including boosters for certain diseases.
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• Brewster Brewster was excited to receive the award for best brewer at the craft beer festival.
• buster My puppy is such a toy buster, I can't keep any stuffed animals intact.
• foster She became a foster parent to five children.
• lobster I would like to order a lobster for dinner.
• mobster John was a mobster's son.
• ouster The ouster of the CEO was unexpected and caused turmoil within the company.
• oyster It's not easy for a snail to get an oyster shell, but it tries.
• poster The poster advertised the upcoming concert.
• roster We are going to need to update our roster.

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• reckless
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• redoubles
• ridicule
• ridiculed
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