How to spell TROUSES correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "trouses" instead of "trousers", worry not, as there are several correct suggestions available. "Trousers" is the correct term to refer to pants or slacks in most English-speaking countries. So, ensure you write "trousers" instead of "trouses" to convey the intended meaning accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell trouses correctly
- arouses The smell of fresh baked cookies arouses my senses and makes me crave for one.
- douses She douses the fire before leaving the room.
- reuses She reuses plastic bags to reduce waste.
- ROSES
- rouses The sound of the alarm clock usually rouses me from my slumber.
- ruses He resorted to many ruses in order to get out of trouble.
- tosses
- tresses I loved how her thick tresses cascaded down her back.
- trounces She trounces me at checkers.
- troupes The school's theatrical troupes put on delightful performances for the students every fall.
- trouser I need to buy a new trouser for the wedding.
- trousers He was wearing a white shirt with black trousers.
- truces The town held several truces to allow the different warring factions to negotiate a cease-fire.
- trues
- truss The roof truss of the building was damaged during the storm.
- Trusses Trusses hold up beams in a construction.
- trusts She trusts him with her deepest secrets.
