How to spell BROCHED correctly?
If you meant to type "broched" but misspelled it, there are a few suggested alternatives that might be more fitting. You could try "broached", which means to bring up or introduce a topic or "brushed", referring to the act of using a brush on something. Remember to proofread your writing to avoid confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell broched correctly
- beached The beached whale was unable to return to the ocean without assistance.
- Belched The old truck belched black smoke as it struggled up the steep hill.
- Benched The coach benched the player for arriving late to practice.
- Birched The misbehaving student was birched as punishment by the strict teacher.
- bitched
- blotched The painter's first attempt at the portrait was blotched, so she had to start over.
- botched The surgeon botched the operation and the patient had to undergo a second surgery.
- braced
- branched The tree branched out into several smaller limbs.
- breached The company's security system was breached by a hacker.
- Bricked The door was bricked up.
- brioche I love to have a toasted brioche with jam and butter for breakfast.
- brioches I love to eat brioches for breakfast.
- broached We broached the subject of children and money.
- broaches She broaches the subject of money every time we talk, and it's starting to get annoying.
- broiled The steak was broiled to perfection, with a delicious char on the outside and a tender, juicy center.
- brooches She had a collection of antique brooches that had been passed down from her grandmother.
- Brooded He brooded in silence over his injury.
- Brooked I brooked no argument from my team when it came to meeting the deadline.
- browned The beef was browned in the sauce.
- Browsed I browsed the shelves of the bookstore for hours, trying to find the perfect novel to read.
- brushed She quickly brushed her hair before leaving the house.
- bunched I was bunched up against the wall.
- crochet I am going to crochet a scarf for the winter.
- crouched I went to hide behind the couch when I heard the intruder outside, crouched down until they left.
- grouched She was a grouched old woman.
- roached The snake roached the bird.
- ruched The dress had a beautiful ruched detail on the bodice.
