How to spell FUGAS correctly?
If you meant "fugaz", then it means fleeting or transient in Spanish. If you meant "fugue", then it refers to a polyphonic musical composition where a theme is introduced in one part and then imitated by other parts. Lastly, if you meant "gigas", then it could be a reference to the giant figures in Greek mythology.
List of suggestions on how to spell fugas correctly
- bugs The bugs kept buzzing around my face while I was trying to eat my sandwich.
- FAGS
- figs I picked up some figs on the way home.
- fogs The streetlights barely pierced through the thick fogs, causing difficulty for drivers on the road.
- fudges She always fudges the numbers to make herself look better.
- fug
- fugal In music theory, a fugal composition is one that uses imitative polyphony.
- fuggy Fuggy smells really bad.
- fugue The piece featured a fugue on the title theme.
- fugues The composer included several fugues in his latest symphony.
- fungus A fungus can grow on damp walls.
- furs In the winter, they wear furs to keep warm.
- fuss I don't want to make a fuss, but I think there's a mistake in this bill.
- gas We can't see the gas line because it's too dark.
- hugs I love giving and receiving hugs from my friends and family.
- lugs He lugs the heavy suitcase up the stairs.
- mugs I'm going to fill these mugs with hot chocolate.
- pugs I have two pugs named Max and Roxy.
- rugs I love to watch TV in my living room with my new rugs on the floor.
- Sugars Sugars are found in many foods and drinks, including candy, soda, and fruits.
- tugs The sailors use ropes to tugs the boats into the harbor.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
