How to spell SURROW correctly?
If you meant to spell "sorrow" but mistakenly typed "surrow", here are some suggestions for correct alternatives. Consider using "sorry" to apologize genuinely, "borrow" when you need to temporarily borrow something or "furrow" for a narrow groove in a surface. Remember to proofread and double-check spellings to avoid such errors!
List of suggestions on how to spell surrow correctly
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- barrow She pushed the heavy barrow full of soil to the other end of the garden bed.
- borrow I had to borrow a book from the library to finish my project.
- burro I saw a brown burro grazing in the field with two horses.
- burrow The rabbit used its strong legs to burrow into the ground and create a safe place to rest.
- darrow
- farrow She kept a penelope farrow in her office.
- furrow
- harrow The farmer used his harrow to remove the weeds from his field.
- marrow
- morrow We shall leave on the morrow to reach our destination in time.
- murrow
- narrow The path was too narrow for the car.
- sorrow She couldn't hide her sorrow when she heard the news.
- sorrows After his death, she was comforted by the sorrows of others.
- sparrow The little sparrow chirped sweetly outside my window this morning.
- surrey I rented a surrey bike and rode along the beach path.
- yarrow Some people use yarrow as a natural remedy for a variety of conditions.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
