How to spell CAUDICES correctly?
One possible suggestion for the misspelling "caudices" could be "codices", which refers to handwritten or ancient manuscripts. Another option could be "aucunes", which is a French word meaning "none" or "nothing". Other suggestions could include "audiences", "cautious" or "dioceses", depending on the context of the misspelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell caudices correctly
- Caddies The golfers' caddies carried their bags and gave them advice.
- Caddises Caddises are small, moth-like insects that are often attracted to light.
- Candice Candice was excited about her promotion at work.
- Candies I bought a pack of candies from the store.
- Caprices She is known for her unpredictable caprices that often leave her friends and colleagues bewildered.
- Cardies
- Codices The codices in the library are centuries old.
- Crudites I served a platter of fresh crudites with a homemade dip at my dinner party.
- Jaundices The patient's skin jaundices, indicating liver dysfunction.
