How to spell GRAT correctly?
If you meant to write "grat" but realize it's a misspelling, fear not! The correct suggestions could be "great, grant or grater". Depending on the context, "great" implies something wonderful, "grant" refers to providing financial aid or permission, and "grater" is a kitchen utensil for shredding food.
List of suggestions on how to spell grat correctly
- brat The little brat refused to share his toys with his sister.
- DRAT Drat! I think I left my keys in the car.
- frat I noticed that my brother was wearing a frat shirt from his college days.
- ghat The ghat was a popular spot for pilgrims to bathe in the holy river.
- GMAT Studying and achieving a high score on the GMAT is often required for admission into top MBA programs.
- gnat The gnat was buzzing around my ear and it was driving me crazy.
- goat
- grab I'm going to grab a cup of coffee before we start our meeting.
- grad I'm excited to be a grad and start my new career.
- graft The doctor will perform a skin graft procedure to cover the burn scars.
- gram
- gran
- grant The government approved a grant to fund the research project.
- grate
- gray The sky was gray and cloudy, threatening to rain at any moment.
- great The great thing about this city is the diversity of cultures.
- grit She showed her grit by persevering through the challenging course.
- groat I've never tried eating groat porridge before.
- prat
- rat
