How to spell PRAIR correctly?

If you're struggling with the misspelling "prair", fret not! Here are a few correct suggestions to help you out: "prayer" refers to an act of worship or a personal request, "pair" refers to two similar objects, and "prior" means to be more important or to come before something else.

• PAAR
• pair I need to find a pair of matching socks.
• pairs I always wear pairs of socks to keep my feet warm.
• par I need to practice my swing to improve my golf par.
• parr
• pear I love pear flavored yogurt.
• praia I saw a beautiful praia while on vacation in Brazil.
• prairie The prairie is a wide open land with rolling hills.
• praise I praise the Lord for his mercies shown to me today.
• pram I misplaced my pram in the park.
• prat I can't believe he had the prat to show up late to his own party.
• prater The prater was always well-versed in sharing the town's latest gossip.
• pray I pray every night before I go to sleep.
• prayer Before going to bed, I say a prayer to thank God for the day and ask for blessings for the next day.
• Prier I prefer to prier before bed as it helps me to clear my mind and feel more at peace.
• prig I was really irritated with him, he was being so a prig.
• prim I prefer my macchiatos with a little prim.
• prior You should consult a lawyer prior to making a decision.

Intertubing

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