How to spell DODOR correctly?
If you encounter the misspelling "dodor", here are some possible correct suggestions: "odor", referring to a smell; "dodder", meaning to move unsteadily; "dollar", the currency; or "doder", a rarely used term meaning a simpleton. Double-checking spelling is important to ensure clear and accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell dodor correctly
- dado The dado of the room seemed out of style with the modern decor.
- dido I had no idea what my friend meant when he said he was going to pull a dido, but it turned out he was just referring to a prank he planned to play on someone.
- dior She always dreamed of wearing a custom-made Dior gown on her wedding day.
- doctor The doctor prescribed me some medication for my sore throat.
- dod
- dodder The old man had to hold onto the railing as he walked down the stairs, his legs starting to dodder with age.
- dodger The car was equipped with a dodger to shield the driver from the wind.
- dodo The dodo bird went extinct in the 17th century.
- dodos Dodos were flightless birds that went extinct in the late 17th century.
- doer The doer of the crime must be held accountable for their actions.
- dolor Dolor is defined as a Latin term for pain or suffering.
- donor The anonymous donor made a generous contribution to the charity.
- door I closed the door to keep out the chilly night air.
- doors The front and back doors were locked from the inside.
- Doter Doter smiled with complete confidence.
- dour Their dour expressions suggested otherwise.
- odor
- odour The odour of fresh-baked bread filled the room and made my stomach grumble with hunger.
- tudor Henry VIII married Catherine of Aragon in 1509; the Tudor dynasty began.
