How to spell DDOOR correctly?
If you find yourself typing "ddoor" instead of "door", don't worry, it happens! Here are a few suggestions to correct this misspelling: 1) "door" - the correct spelling you intended. 2) "odor" - if referring to an unpleasant smell. 3) "dor" - a less common abbreviation of "dormitory". Remember to proofread your work before finalizing!
List of suggestions on how to spell ddoor correctly
- boor The loud and obnoxious party guest was considered a boor by most of the other attendees.
- decor Your home deserves some decor to make it look nicer.
- dior The Dior gown was so stunning that I felt like a movie star.
- doer The doer of the crime was caught and brought to justice.
- dolor She experienced intense dolor in her back after the accident.
- donor The donor liver will help the recipient live a longer and healthier life.
- doom The constant rain and dark clouds seemed to foretell the impending doom of their seaside town.
- door
- doors I need to oil the squeaky doors in my house.
- dour The sour-faced woman was dour as she handed me my drink.
- moor I found a moor full of strange creatures.
- odor Her perfume masked the robber's odor.
- odour The odour from the trash can was so strong that I had to hold my breath.
- poor The poor man begged for food on the street corner.
