How to spell GREWS correctly?
If you've mistyped "grews" and don't know the correct word, here are a few possibilities: "grew" is a past tense of "grow", "grows" is its present tense, "greys" might refer to shades of color, while "grewes" or "greys" potentially relates to surnames such as "Grew" or "Grey". Double-check your intended meaning for clarity.
List of suggestions on how to spell grews correctly
- brews My dad always brews his coffee so it's strong enough to wake the dead.
- CRAWS
- Crees
- cress I love to add fresh cress to my salad for an added peppery flavor.
- CREWS The construction crews worked tirelessly to complete the project on time.
- Crows Crows are often associated with bad luck, but they are actually highly intelligent and social birds.
- gores The victim was covered in gores.
- grass The grass in the park was so green and fresh.
- GRAYS The GRAYS of his hair were evidence of his advancing age.
- grease I need to add more grease to this squeaky hinge.
- greasy
- Grew I grew a beard to impress her.
- Greys In the night, the greys move freely among us.
- gris The forecast called for a chance of gris.
- gross I found something gross on the floor.
- grows A plant grows from a tiny seed to a fully grown plant.
- grus
- trews She wore a pair of traditional Scottish trews for the wedding.
