How to spell GRATTER correctly?
If you have misspelled "gratter", fret not! There are several correct suggestions you can consider. "Greater", meaning larger or superior, could be a suitable correction. Alternatively, "grater", a tool used for shredding food, might be the word you were aiming for. Remember to proofread carefully to avoid such mishaps in the future!
List of suggestions on how to spell gratter correctly
- crater
- critter I saw a strange critter in my backyard this morning.
- gaiter I wear a Gaiter to keep my feet warm on cold mornings.
- garter I wear a garter because it makes my legs look longer.
- grader The fifth grade grader was excited to participate in the science fair.
- Grafter My dad was a hardworking grafter, who put in long hours to provide for our family.
- granter She was the granter of gifts for the party.
- grate JP was extremely grateful for the new grate he was given.
- Grated
- grater I turned the knob on the grater to grate cheese.
- graters I need to buy some graters to shred the vegetables.
- grates The railing along the edge of the roof is covered in sharp, metal grates.
- greater I need to have a greater understanding of this subject before I can proceed with my research.
- greeter A greeter greeted me at the door.
- grittier The grittier the environment, the more willing animals are to fight for survival.
- gutter The leaves were clogging up the gutter, causing water to overflow onto the sidewalk.
- Rater The rater gave a high score to the candidate's interview performance.
- ratter I have never owned a ratter, but I hear they are fantastic at catching mice.
- rattier
- rotter I feel like a rotter given the circumstances.
