How to spell SUCCETOR correctly?

If you meant to type "succetor" but it was a misspelling, there are a few suggestions for correct alternatives. Perhaps you intended to write "successor", meaning someone who takes over a position or role. Alternatively, "succotash" refers to a dish made of corn and lima beans. Double-check your intended meaning to choose the correct word.

• Successor After the current CEO retires, his successor will take over the company's leadership.
• Succor During the devastating hurricane, the Red Cross provided succor to the affected families.

Excatally

• exact
• exacted
• exactingly
• exactly
• exacts
• executable
• exotically
• extol
• inexactly
• oxtail