How to spell NOOZY correctly?
If you're struggling with the misspelling "noozy", a few possible correct suggestions include "newsy", meaning having many news or current affairs; "noisy", describing something loud or disruptive; or "nosey", referring to someone who is overly curious. Double-check your spelling to convey your intended meaning accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell noozy correctly
- boozy After a long day at work, I enjoyed a boozy cocktail to unwind and relax.
- doozy That roller coaster was a real doozy - it had loops, twists, and even a corkscrew!
- n oozy After a long hike in the rain, their shoes were muddy and n oozy.
- newly I have just moved into a newly renovated apartment.
- newsy The newsletter I received was filled with newsy stories about recent events in our community.
- nooky They snuck away to their secret spot to have some romantic nooky.
- oozy After cooking for too long, the cheese on the pizza became oozy and started to drip off the sides.
- woozy After spinning around in circles, I felt extremely woozy and had to hold onto a nearby wall.
