How to spell COSSED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "cossed" instead of the intended word, here are a few possible correct alternatives. Depending on the context, "crossed" or "coasted" might be appropriate. However, if you were aiming for "cursed", "cosseted" or "coped", make sure to proofread your text carefully to avoid confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell cossed correctly
- Bossed She bossed everyone around at work and it made for a very uncomfortable environment.
- cased The police cased the neighborhood looking for any signs of suspicious activity.
- Caused
- Classed The book was classed as a bestseller within weeks of its release.
- closed The store is currently closed due to the holiday.
- Coasted
- Coaxed She coaxed her cat out from under the bed with a piece of string.
- COED The college campus had a large population of coed students.
- Cooed The baby bird looked up at its mother and cooed softly.
- corset She wore a corset to support her back during her pregnancy.
- cosset
- cosseted She was cosseted at birth and never allowed to venture outside the palace walls.
- cossets She loved to dress up in her little cossets.
- COSTED I costed out the materials for the new project.
- Coursed I found a piece of coursed cheese on the floor.
- crossed Haley's crossed the road.
- cursed The family believed that their house was cursed after strange things began to happen.
- cussed I really cussed them when they wouldn't let me in the concert.
- Gassed
- Glossed The definition of 'glossed' was not clear to me.
- grossed The movie grossed over $100 million dollars on its opening weekend.
- Kissed
- Tossed He carelessly tossed the ball onto the roof.
