How to spell PROIR correctly?

The correct spelling of "proir" is "prior". Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling include: "prior", "prewar", "prioritizing", "priority", "prorated", and "proration". Always double-check the spelling of words you are unsure of using a dictionary or spell-check tool.

• pair I need to find a pair of socks before I can leave the house.
• poi I always make poi when I'm at the beach.
• poor I feel sorry for the poor homeless person who is out in the cold.
• pour
• praia I love to relax on my praia.
• Prier I will prier an extra five minutes before bed for good luck.
• prig She's such a prig, always judging everyone else's behavior.
• prim I always serve breakfast prim and proper.
• prior I have to finish my prior project before I can start this one.
• pro I'm looking for a product that is pro-active.
• PROB
• prod Whenever the horse refused to move, the trainer would prod him with the stick.
• prof My prof gave me a low grade on my essay.
• prom
• PRON
• prop The prop was too heavy and didn't stand up to the test of time.
• proper
• pros Many people believe that the pros of going to college outweigh the cons.
• prosier
• PROV
• prow The prow of the boat gently rocked back and forth.
• Pryor Kyle was elected with nearly fifty percent of the vote and Pryor with nearly forty percent.
• roar
• uproar There was an uproar when the company announced they were going to lay off a large number of employees.

Intertubing

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