How to spell GRAST correctly?
If you are struggling with the misspelling "grast", there are a few possible correct suggestions to consider. It is likely that you intended to type "grasp", which means to understand or comprehend. Double-check your spelling or use auto-correct options to help avoid this common typing error.
List of suggestions on how to spell grast correctly
- brest
- cast The director was impressed with the cast of actors and actresses for the new movie.
- coast I love to visit the coast and watch the waves.
- craft
- crass She acted like a complete clutz, acting like the crass person she is.
- crest I have a strange crest on my head.
- crust The crust of the bread was hard and crispy.
- frost The morning dew had turned into a layer of frost on the grass.
- ghost The ghost of Catherine Walker haunts this old house.
- gist We got the gist of what he said.
- grace The grace of God was upon her.
- grad I am so proud of my daughter, she's a grad now.
- grade
- GRADS The ceremony for GRADS will be held next week at the school auditorium.
- Grady Grady is a great cartoonist.
- graft The patient needed a skin graft to heal the burn wounds.
- grand My grand parents live in a grand mansion in the countryside.
- grant The government has approved a grant to improve the public transportation system.
- grasp I have to grasp the opportunity before it slips away.
- grass I love walking in the grass.
- grassy
- grate I need to clean the grate on the barbecue before grilling.
- gravest The gravest threat we face is the escalating war in Syria.
- grayest The sky on a stormy day is the grayest I've ever seen.
- GRAYS The sky was filled with dark grays and ominous clouds before the storm hit.
- graze I watched the cows graze in the pasture.
- grease I need to clean my grease trap.
- greasy My hair looks greasy.
- great The great pyramids of Egypt have fascinated people for centuries.
- greet
- gris The sky was gris today.
- grist I mixed the flour, sugar, salt, and yeast in the bowl, and then added the oil and the grist.
- grit She showed incredible grit and determination to finish the marathon despite her injured ankle.
- groat
- gross I don't even want to look at that gross food.
- grosz
- grout I'm going to clean the grout.
- grunt The soldier let out a loud grunt as he lifted the heavy equipment onto his shoulders.
- grus
- guest We had a guest from across the pond stay with us for the weekend.
- gust The gust of wind nearly knocked over the trashcan.
- kraft My aunt makes the best kraft paper.
- rest I need to rest before the party.
- roast Boston has some of the best roast pork in the country.
- rust I need to clean my rust off my car.
- trust
- tryst He had arranged a tryst with his lover under the full moon.
- wrest
- wrist I was tying my shoe, but I couldn't get the knot to go over my wrist.
