How to spell CRAIVE correctly?

"Crave" is the correct spelling of the word often mistakenly written as "craive". It means to have a strong desire or longing for something. Other similar words with different meanings include "carve", "crevice" or "crave."

• arrive I expect to arrive at the airport by 3 PM.
• brave She was brave enough to face her fears and try something new.
• calve The whale will calve in the shallow waters off the coast.
• carve
• cave The cave was damp and chilly.
• clive I encountered Clive at the station.
• Crabbe This restaurant is known for its Crabbe.
• Craig Craig likes to play games on his computer.
• crane I saw a crane flying in the sky.
• crape She wore a delicate crape shawl over her dress.
• crate I need to get a crate for my new pet.
• crave
• craved He craved some chocolate after dinner.
• craven The craven coward abandoned his comrades in the heat of battle.
• craves After a long day at work, he craves a hot cup of tea.
• craze
• creative She has a very creative mind and always comes up with unique solutions to problems.
• crime The police department is dedicating resources to reduce crime in the community.
• cruise We decided to take a Caribbean cruise for our next vacation.
• curative She needed a curative for her hangover.
• cursive She taught me how to write cursive.
• drive I had to drive to the airport to pick up my friend.
• grave She stood before her grandfather's grave, tears streaming down her face.
• rave The rave was insane.
• rive The river had riven a deep rive through the rocky terrain.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately