Correct spellings for GROWH
- crow The loud caw of the crow disturbed my peaceful morning walk.
- crowd The crowd cheered loudly as the fireworks lit up the sky.
- crown The king placed the crown on his head and sat on the throne.
- Crows Crows are known for their intelligence and ability to problem-solve in the wild.
- graph A well-labeled graph is much easier to understand than a table filled with numbers.
- Grew He grew his own vegetables in his backyard garden.
- groan Emma let out a groan when she saw how much homework she had to do.
- groat I had never heard of a groat until I discovered it was a medieval silver coin.
- grog After a long day at sea, the captain would often request a mug of grog to warm himself up.
- groin He pulled a muscle in his groin while sprinting to catch the ball.
- GROK
- groom I am going to groom my dog before we go to the park.
- grope The police accused the man of attempting to grope a woman on the subway.
- gross The food he left in the fridge for months was so gross that I had to throw it away.
- grouch My neighbor is always such a grouch when I try to say hello to him.
- group I am a member of a study group that meets every Wednesday.
- grout After laying the tiles, we used a trowel to spread grout between them.
- grove The old man would often take his daily walks through the quiet grove of trees near his home.
- grow With hard work and dedication, she was able to grow her business from a small startup to a successful company.
- grower The grower was proud of his fields of corn, which were taller than he was.
- growl The sound of his stomach growl after missing breakfast was loud enough to catch his colleague's attention.
- grown I have grown fond of spending my mornings reading in the park.
- grows As spring approaches, the grass grows taller and greener.
- growth The company's growth has been impressive this year, with an increase in profits and market share.
