How to spell WEORK correctly?

Correct suggestions for the misspelling "weork" include "work", "worker", and "working". It's important to proofread and use spell-check to catch spelling errors and ensure clear communication in written text.

• berk
• cork I popped the cork on the bottle of champagne to celebrate our victory.
• dork He accidentally wore his pants backward and ended up looking like a dork.
• fork She used her fork to stab her fish.
• perk Tina has a great perk of owning a pet monkey.
• pork I don't eat pork because of my religion.
• rework Work on your rework.
• we're
• weak I am weak and need some help getting up.
• wear
• week I have been waiting for this week for months.
• weir Near the Weir, the river is heavily loaded with large boulders and sand.
• Were If she were taller, she could have reached the top shelf.
• wok I used a wok to stir-fry vegetables for dinner.
• wonk
• word The word "word" is a noun that refers to a unit of language that carries meaning and can be spoken or written.
• Wore
• work I am going to work to earn money.
• works The works are now complete.
• worm
• worn The old pair of shoes I was wearing had clearly been worn too many times.
• wort The wort is the liquid extracted from the process of mashing grains in beer brewing.
• york Prince William and Catherine Middleton announced their engagement at York Minster.

Intertubing

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