Correct spellings for WWOOR
- BLOOR Bloor Street is a major thoroughfare in Toronto.
- BOOR He is such a boor that he openly insulted the hostess and her guests during the dinner party.
- DOOR I opened the door and was surprised to see my friends waiting for me.
- FLOOR She fell on the floor after slipping on the wet tiles.
- MOOR The shepherd guided his flock across the moor on a bright and blustery day.
- NOOR Noor is a popular name for girls in many Muslim-majority countries.
- POOR The homeless man was living in poor conditions on the streets.
- SPOOR The hunter followed the spoor of the deer to track its location.
- SWOON I almost swoon every time I see him.
- SWOOP The bird will swoop down from the sky to catch its prey.
- WHOOP I let out a loud whoop of excitement when my team won the championship game.
- WOO He spent all night trying to woo her with his charming personality and witty jokes.
- WOOD He used his skills to carve a beautiful sculpture out of a block of wood.
- WOOER The wooer tried to impress the woman he was courting with expensive gifts.
- WOOF When the doorbell rang, the dog let out a loud woof to alert its owners.
- WOOL I love knitting with wool because it is warm and cozy.
- WOOS He tried to woos her with compliments and gifts to win her heart.
