How to spell GREOT correctly?

If you have mistakenly spelled "greot", fear not! Possible correct suggestions could be "great", "greet" or "groat". "Great" means excellent, while "greet" signifies to say hello. "Groat", on the other hand, refers to an old-fashioned British coin. Always double-check your spelling to avoid such errors!

• egret I saw an egret perched on a post near the water.
• get She needed to get a key to open the door.
• Got
• great Great job on finishing your project early!
• greats The museum is exhibiting a collection of works by some of the art world's greatest masters and greats.
• greed I have a greed for money.
• greet I am excited to greet my family at the airport.
• greets She greets everyone who walks into the room with a warm smile.
• Greta
• Grew She Grew a Beard this Summer
• grey The sky appears grey on a cloudy day.
• grit I need some grit to get through this difficult task.
• groat The Groat is a traditional Scottish coin.
• grout I need to apply more grout between the tiles to fix the holes on the wall.
• grow You will have to grow a beard if you want to compete in the race.
• reit I heard that reit is a type of horse.
• riot There was a riot downtown after the game, and the police were called to restore order.
• root The root of the problem is systemic.
• rot I'm really feeling rot this week.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately