How to spell IOVER correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "iover" could include "over", "cover", "hover" or "rover". It's important to consider the context in which the misspelling appeared to determine the most likely correct option. Double-checking spelling and using spellcheck can also help avoid errors like this in the future.

• aver
• cove They rented a cozy little cottage by the cove for their summer vacation.
• cover She used a towel to cover up her wet hair.
• diver The diver descended to explore the underwater world.
• dove The dove flew away when I approached it.
• dover
• elver The elver was so tiny, it could easily slip through the mesh of the fisherman's net.
• ever
• fiver I found a fiver on the ground and used it to buy a snack.
• giver The giver of the gift was known for his generosity.
• hoover
• Hove I hove the boat closer to the shore so we could anchor for a swim.
• hover A helicopter can hover in mid-air.
• I've I've been busy all day and I need a break.
• infer We can infer from the data that the new marketing campaign was successful.
• invar I cannot believe invar would do something like that.
• ives Please place your ives in the bin.
• jove The jove was pleased with his new toy.
• liver The liver is responsible for filtering toxins out of the blood.
• louver She opened the window to let the light in, but the louver was stuck.
• love
• lover She's a lover of all things chocolate.
• move I need a strong team to help me move all of my furniture to my new house.
• mover The professional mover helped me move my belongings from my old house to my new apartment.
• o'er O'er the fields we go, picking wildflowers and enjoying the cool breeze.
• oder
• oven I'll put the oven on at 375 degrees.
• over John's football game was over by the time Emily got there.
• OVERS The cricket match was postponed due to heavy overs.
• overt Overt displays of affection are ubiquitous in this culture.
• river The river running through the city was very polluted.
• rove I rove through the house looking for my inhaler.
• rover I'm going to rover around the block.
• Soever I will do whatever I must do, soever the consequences may be.
• Wove She wove the fabric so expertly that it looked like a work of art.

Apsolutly

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