How to spell GROOSE correctly?
If you find yourself accidentally typing "groose" instead of "goose", do not worry. It's a common mistake. Thankfully, auto-correct tends to offer some fantastic alternatives, such as "goose" or "grosse". So, next time you're typing about our feathery friends, trust auto-correct to fix that "groose" typo!
List of suggestions on how to spell groose correctly
- Arose A sudden noise arose from the bushes, startling the hiker.
- goose I saw a goose on my bike.
- gooses The farmer raises gooses on his farm.
- gorse He picked up a sprig of gorse from the ground.
- grease I can't believe what I just saw! There's grease all over the door!
- groom
- Groomer I need a groomer to come and remove all of the fur around my house.
- grooms
- groove The music was all very well, but I found myself missing the groove of the old music halls.
- grooves She loved listening to jazz over the grooves of the vinyl record.
- grope
- gross The leftover food in the fridge was so gross that I had to hold my breath while throwing it away.
- grossed
- grosser The grosser told us to be careful while handling the fresh meat.
- grosses The movie grosses have exceeded all expectations, making it the highest earning film of the year.
- grosz I have a large gold Grosz coin.
- grouse My dad loves to hunt grouse in the wooded areas up north.
- groused He groused about having to work on a weekend.
- Grouser Her grouser was cooked perfectly.
- grove My parents kept a grove of fig trees in their back yard when I was a kid.
- grows The plant grows at a rapid pace.
- prose I often prefer reading prose to poetry because it feels more relatable.
- rose She held a single rose, the soft petals brushing against her fingertips.
- rouse The loud music from the concert next door would always rouse my curiosity.
