How to spell BRORD correctly?

If you've accidentally spelled "brord" instead of "brother", fear not! Auto-correct may have let you down, but here are some alternative suggestions: "board", "broad", "brad" or "brood". Double-check and select the right word to avoid any confusion or miscommunication.

• abroad
• bard The bard sang a haunting melody that echoed throughout the castle.
• bird The bird flew from one tree to another.
• board
• bod
• bore He spoke in such a monotone voice that he managed to bore the entire audience.
• bored I am feeling bored with nothing to do today.
• Boyd My neighbor's dog, Boyd, always barks at the mailman.
• brad She used a hammer to drive the brad into the wall.
• braid She decided to braid her hair to keep it neat and out of her face during her workout.
• bread I am going to make a sandwich with some fresh bread.
• Bred The new dog was carefully bred by a reputable breeder.
• breed She decided to adopt a mixed breed dog from the animal shelter instead of purchasing a purebred from a breeder.
• BRO "Hey bro, can you give me a hand with this?
• broad She had a broad smile on her face when she saw her old friend.
• broads The broads of his shoulders made him look strong and confident.
• brood Angie's chickens always look after their brood of chicks.
• broods She often broods over her mistakes and missed opportunities.
• broody After the loss of her job, she became broody and spent most of her days lost in thought.
• brow She furrowed her brow in concentration as she tried to solve the difficult math problem.
• BRR BRR, it's freezing in here without the heating on!
• byrd
• byroad I recommend taking the byroad instead of the main highway.
• road She walked along the dirt road towards the small cabin.
• rod
• rood When the priest placed the new rood on the high altar, the congregation burst into applause.

Intertubing

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