How to spell NARMER correctly?

If you've misspelled "narmer", fear not! Here are a few correct suggestions: "farmer", referring to someone who works on a farm; "narrower", denoting something with a smaller width; or "nearer", indicating a closer distance. Double-check your context and choose the correct spelling accordingly.

• Amer
• armor
• barmier She bought him a barmier for his birthday.
• charmer He was a charmer, always able to win over anyone with his smooth words and charming smile.
• dormer The dormer window offered a beautiful view of the garden below.
• farmer The farmer works hard all year to grow and harvest crops to provide for his family and community.
• firmer I need to exercise more to get a firmer body.
• former My former boss is now the CEO of a different company.
• gamer As a gamer, he spent hours playing his favorite video game.
• hammer He used a hammer to build the new bookshelves.
• lamer
• Nader Nader is an economist who has focused on consumer rights.
• nagger My sister can be a real nagger.
• name She doesn't have a name.
• named The cat named Tom has three brothers.
• names I have trouble remembering names when I meet a lot of new people.
• napier
• napper
• nasser Nasser was the president of Egypt during the early years of the Arab Revolutions.
• natter We went to the cafe to natter over a cup of tea.
• nearer I can hear you coming nearer.
• nurser The nurser tended to the newborn babies in the neonatal unit.
• tamer The tamer of the animals was being injured.
• warmer I always feel warmer when I wear my cozy sweater.
• yammer The employees would yammer on about their weekends during the company meeting.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking