How to spell PRICD correctly?
If you accidentally type "pricd" instead of "price", here are a few possible correct suggestions. Double-check your spelling and try "price" instead. Pay attention to the letter 'e' before 'i.' Alternatively, if you intended a different word, ensure that your context matches the intended term. Proofread and choose the correct alternative based on your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell pricd correctly
- period I have a history exam covering the colonial period next week.
- PICT She loves to draw pictures and always keeps a pict album of her artwork.
- prc
- price The price of oil has risen significantly in the past year.
- priced The dress was priced much higher than I had anticipated.
- Pricked The thorn pricked my finger, causing a sharp pain.
- pricks The cacti in the desert have sharp pricks that can easily penetrate the skin.
- pride "I feel so much pride in my daughter for graduating top of her class.
- Prided She prided herself on her ability to speak multiple languages.
- Pried
- prig The new girl in class turned out to be a prig, always correcting everyone's grammar and pronunciation.
- primed He was primed and ready for the job interview.
- Prized The prized possession of the antique collector was a rare vase from the Ming Dynasty.
- prod The farmer used a long stick to prod the cow out of the barn.
- proud
- RECD
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
