How to spell POSON correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "poson" are "poison" or "person". "Poison" refers to a toxic or harmful substance, while "person" refers to an individual or human being. It is important to double-check spelling to avoid confusion and miscommunication.

• EPSON This printer is compatible with EPSON documents.
• parson The parson delivered a powerful sermon that resonated with the congregation.
• peon
• person The person sitting next to me on the train had a friendly smile.
• peso
• piston
• POCONO I visited the Pocono Mountains last summer and was blown away by their natural beauty.
• poison I am concerned about the poison in the soup.
• Poisons The jar held several poisons meant for use on unsuspecting trespassers.
• Poisson There is a Poisson distribution in statistics.
• Pomona The city of Pomona is known for its art and architecture.
• POOS
• pose She decided to pose for the camera and struck a dramatic pose.
• poser She tries to be tough but everyone knows she's just a poser.
• posing The model was confident while posing for the camera.
• Poss
• posse He had a posse of friends to help him chase after the crook.
• post
• posy I brought her a posy of fresh flowers.
• potion She was brewing a potion in her kitchen.
• prison The prisoner was locked up in a maximum security prison.
• PRON
• pusan The airport is located in the city of Pusan.
• son
• soon
• spoon She stirred her tea with a spoon.

Repeative

• reactive
• receptive
• relative
• repeat
• repeated
• repeater
• repeating
• repeats
• repertoire
• repetitive