How to spell SPOSSED correctly?

The misspelling "spossed" is likely a result of confusing two similar words: "supposed" and "spose" (short for "suppose"). To correct the error, one could suggest using either "supposed" in place of "spossed" or "spose" if the intended meaning was the latter.

• Espoused The newly-elected senator espoused a strong commitment to improving healthcare for all citizens.
• Passed
• poised The ballerina was poised and graceful as she executed her pirouette.
• posed The model posed for the photographer, striking a dramatic pose.
• sassed I got so sassed when she called me out for being lazy.
• soused After drinking numerous beers, John was completely soused and could barely stand.
• spoiled I was spoiled rotten by my aunt.
• spoofed The email was spoofed to appear as if it came from a legitimate source.
• spooked I was so spooked by the sound of the owl that I jumped out of my skin.
• Spooled I spooled the fishing line onto the reel.
• spooned I spooned some cereal into my mouth using a spoon.
• spored The mushroom spored all over the forest floor.
• Sported The cyclist sported a bright yellow jersey during the race.
• spotted
• spouse We were married in a ceremony performed by our spouse.
• Spouses The spouses decided to go on a romantic getaway to celebrate their anniversary.
• Spouted The water spouted high into the air.

Intertubing

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