How to spell SMOWLER correctly?
If you've misspelled "smowler", don't fret! Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "smoother" (for something which lacks roughness), "smolder" (referring to a slow-burning fire) or "snowler" (a creative blend of snow and roller). Double-check and choose the right word, ensuring clear communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell smowler correctly
- bowler The bowler delivered an excellent ball that completely bamboozled the batsman.
- fowler The fowler set up his decoy ducks in hopes of attracting some geese.
- growler I bought a growler of craft beer to share with my friends at the barbecue.
- howler The footballer's shot was a howler, missing the goalpost by a huge margin.
- mower I am going out to cut the grass with the new lawn mower.
- Owler
- prowler The sound of a prowler outside my window made me stay awake all night.
- scowled She scowled at her brother as he continued to tease her.
- shower I will need to take a quick shower after my workout.
- showier My sister always wears showier outfits than I do.
- slower My internet connection is running slower than usual today.
- smaller I prefer smaller portions because they help me control my calorie intake.
- smoker I could smell the smoke coming from the smoker across the street.
- smokier The smokier the room became, the more difficult it was to see anything.
- smolder The fire continued to smolder even after the firefighters had left the scene.
- smother He tried to smother the flames with a blanket.
- snowier The mountains in the northern region are much snowier than those in the south.
- sower The sower consistently distributed the seeds across the field.
- spoiler I accidentally saw a spoiler about the movie's ending and now I don't want to watch it.
- spooler My computer's print spooler is taking forever to complete the task.
