How to spell SCROW correctly?

The correct spelling for "scrow" could be "escrow", which refers to a legal arrangement where a third-party holds funds or documents until a transaction is completed. Alternatively, "scroll" could also be a possibility, referring to a roll of parchment or paper used for writing or displaying information.

• craw
• crew The ship's crew worked together to hoist the sails and steer through the storm.
• crow I heard a loud crow outside my window this morning.
• escrow The funds are being held in escrow until the contract is fulfilled.
• grow I need to grow my hair out so it will cover my shoulders.
• scow The scow was loaded with bricks and towed down the river.
• scowl Jimmy glared at the cat before stalking off in a scowl.
• scows The fishermen used large scows to transport their catch from the boat to the shore.
• scrawl
• scree The sound of scree sliding down the mountain was deafening.
• screw I need a screwdriver to tighten the screw in the chair.
• screws I'm going to need some screws to fix the hinges.
• screwy My computer's settings are all screwy and I can't figure out how to fix them.
• scrod I caught a 7-pound scrod on my line.
• Scrog
• scroll I have a long scroll that I need to get back to my desk.
• sorrow I sorrow for the tragedy that occurred.
• SRO "The only housing option within his budget was a small SRO unit in the city center.

Intertubing

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