How to spell PROMPOUS correctly?

If you've mistakenly written "prompous" instead of "pompous", don't worry! Here are some possible correct suggestions to rectify the error. Replace it with "pompous", which means arrogant or pretentious. Alternatively, you could use "prompt" or "imposing" depending on the intended context.

• pompous His pompous behavior was not well received by his colleagues.
• promos The company has released new promos to attract more customers to their product.
• prompts The teacher's prompts helped the students come up with creative writing ideas.

Ponnies

• panniers
• pennies
• peonies
• pones
• ponies