How to spell CLOROS correctly?
If you've ever encountered the misspelling "cloros", you may have meant to type "chlorose". Chlorose refers to a condition in plants caused by a deficiency of chlorophyll, resulting in yellowed leaves. Always double-check your spelling, and let autocorrect guide you towards the correct term!
List of suggestions on how to spell cloros correctly
- clerks
- cloaks The travelers wore cloaks to protect themselves from the chilly wind.
- clocks I have five clocks in my house, but only one of them is accurate.
- clods I had to clean up the clods of dog droppings on the lawn.
- clogs I'm going to need some new clogs for work.
- Clones The scientist had successfully created a group of identical clones in the laboratory.
- clops The creature was surprisingly limber, the clops hopping on two legs while keeping pace with the wiry slug.
- clorox I need to get some Clorox to clean up the mess.
- closes
- Cloths My mother always kept a clean set of cloths ready for when I got home from school.
- clots Blood clots can be very dangerous if they dislodge and travel to the lungs or brain.
- clouds The clouds in the sky were fluffy and white, as if they were made of cotton candy.
- cloves I add cloves to my chai tea for a warm and spicy flavor.
- clovis Clovis is a city in New Mexico.
- clowns The clowns were so entertaining.
- colors I love the vibrant colors of autumn leaves.
- comoros The Comoros Islands are a group of nine islands in the Indian Ocean.
- cores The apple had a few cores left after being sliced.
- flores
- Loris Sally has a loris in her room.
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- axolotls
- desolately
