How to spell JURROR correctly?
If you're struggling with the misspelling "jurror", here are a few possible correct suggestions: "juror", "error" or "junior". While "juror" refers to an individual serving on a jury, "error" represents a mistake, and "junior" denotes someone younger or lower in rank. Select the appropriate word based on your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell jurror correctly
- burro I saw a burro at the petting zoo.
- burrow
- cursor I moved the cursor across the screen to highlight the text.
- error The error in the code caused the program to crash.
- furor The announcement on social media caused a furor among fans of the series.
- furrow The farmer plowed a furrow in his field to prepare it for planting.
- horror I watched a horror movie last night, and it left me scared for hours.
- Jarrod Kyle and Jarrod are going to the lake.
- Jerrod Jerrod is really good at basketball.
- junior After John completed his junior year of college, he was ready for a change.
- juror The judge dismissed a juror from the trial due to a conflict of interest.
- jurors To ensure impartiality, jurors are selected from the population.
- mirror I need to wash my face before I go to the party - I'll use my mirror.
- murrow He was the youngest son of the artist Edward Muralt Murrow.
- terror In response to the terror threats, the government has put in place new security measures.
