How to spell DRAGULA correctly?

If you have misspelled "dragula", fear not! Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "dracula", referring to the mythical vampire; "Dracula", the famous novel by Bram Stoker; or "draggle", meaning to make something wet and dirty. Double-check your intended meaning to ensure the proper spelling.

• arugula I ate a salad with arugula in it.
• dracula He was a shadow of his former self; a vampire known as Dracula.

Contempories

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• contemptuous
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