How to spell SNOZE correctly?
If you accidentally spell "snoze" instead of "snooze", worry not, as there are plausible alternatives. "Doze" aptly conveys a light sleep, while "slumber" expresses a relaxed state of rest. For those seeking a more formal term, "siesta" signifies a short nap. Expand your vocabulary, one corrected misspelling at a time.
List of suggestions on how to spell snoze correctly
- nose I can smell flowers with my nose.
- seize The police had to seize the drugs before they got onto the streets.
- size
- snake Be careful where you step, there's a snake on the trail.
- snare The hunter set up a snare trap to catch the rabbit.
- sneeze I always cover my mouth when I sneeze to prevent the spread of germs.
- snide The sneering comment made me feel snide.
- snipe I watched as the sniper took aim and prepared to snipe his target.
- snob I refuse to be a snob.
- SNOBS The group of snobs at the party scoffed at anyone who wasn't wearing designer clothing.
- snog
- snood She knitted a warm snood for her dog to wear on chilly walks.
- snoop She decided to snoop through his phone while he was in the shower.
- snoot I can't believe she's dating him - he's such a snoot.
- snooze I could use some more sleep, but I think I'll just snooze for a little longer.
- Snoozed I snoozed my alarm for an extra 10 minutes of sleep.
- snoozes Mom always says to let the baby snoozes.
- snore
- snorer My roommate is such a loud snorer that I often have to wear earplugs to be able to get a good night's sleep.
- snores My dad snores so loudly that it can wake up the whole house.
- snort The sound of a loud snort caught everyone's attention.
- snot Sam sneezed and spat a glob of snot onto his sleeve.
- snout I've got a snout for finding my way around.
- snow Boston is under snow.
- snows The car got stuck in the snows of the mountain road.
- snowy The landscape was covered in a beautiful snowy blanket.
