How to spell MINOUS correctly?
If you come across the misspelling "minous", there are a couple of possible correct suggestions. One likely correction could be "ominous", which means giving the impression that something bad or threatening is about to happen. Another possibility is "minuous", although it is a less commonly used word, referring to something minute or small in scale.
List of suggestions on how to spell minous correctly
- manors The manors of the Tudors were rich estates with many buildings, gardens and Manor houses.
- menus She admired the sleek menus and ordered a drink.
- MINERS The miners were able to extract a large amount of gold from the mine.
- MINES The town's economy was heavily dependent on the mines.
- Minis I have a few Minis downstairs.
- Minnows The fisherman was thrilled to catch a bucket full of minnows for bait.
- minors Minors under the age of 18 are not permitted to purchase cigarettes.
- minos King Minos owned a cursed labyrinth.
- minus minus 3 apples
- ominous The dark clouds and strong winds were ominous signs of an approaching storm.
- vinous The old cellar had a distinct vinous smell from all of the wine stored inside.
