How to spell CLOTT correctly?
If you unintentionally typed "clott" but meant to write "clot", fear not! Here are some probable alternatives for your typo. Consider terms like "clout", "clotting" or "clotted", which might align better with your intended meaning. Always proofread to avoid such slip-ups in the future!
List of suggestions on how to spell clott correctly
- cleat
- clod
- clot If a clot forms in a blood vessel, it can cause serious health problems.
- cloth I need to buy cloth for my new dress.
- clots The blood clots prevented the bleeding from the wound.
- clotted The cream had clotted and become thick.
- cloud
- clout The politician has a lot of clout in the community due to his years of service.
- colt The young mare gave birth to a healthy colt during the spring.
- cot The baby was fast asleep on the cot.
- culotte
- gloat The gloat in her eyes said it all.
- lot I would love to win that lot of tickets.
- LOTT With Lott, you're guaranteed an exciting, entertaining night out.
- lotto Tickets are now available for the Friday night drawing of the Lotto.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
