How Do You Spell BA?
Correct spelling for the English word "ba" is [b_ˈɑː], [bˈɑː], [bˈɑː]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Anagrams for ba
Plural form of BA is BAS
Definition of BA
Anagrams of BA
Common Misspellings for BA
Below is the list of 213 misspellings for the word "ba".
- baove
- b19
- baq
- lyba
- 00a
- wbba
- b a
- bj
- be3
- bl
- a3
- bwa
- bk
- br
- bacca
- a
- bb4
- sa3
- 2br
- 5br
- bg
- oa
- bau
- 2bd
- bab
- beaer
- bd
- by6
- bea
- bn
- 1ba
- abiah
- 3bd
- b2
- bba
- a11
- bx
- bza
- hba
- bat
- vba
- bal
- bya
- be20
- 2b
- b4
- b'day
- wnba
- b2b
- bax
- bw
- baz
- bia
- ha
- 10a
- by7
- baf
- twbawww
- da
- 3ba
- be4
- bh
- wbf
- ab540
- bpa
- byfar
- kuba
- b7
- bai
- 3mbar
- joba
- wbat
- 2a
- bam
- bha
- fa
- beahc
- a7
- 1ea
- bcaue
- 1aa
- kiba
- ka
- btha
- bl
- buya
- bbal
- buya
- bo
- baja
- 9a
- wa
- vby
- 4b
- a14
- bd2
- b90
- barha
- 4a
- na
- qa
- bueau
- 3b
- gba
- bae
- bt
- bc
- ja
- a20
- bf
- 6a
- a24
- ia
- bay
- nba
- lbia
- bfa
- ba
- bga
- becua
- b0
- kuba
- beauy
- baw
- bz
- ha35
- 3a
- bm
- bla
- a100
- bt
- bupa
- a2
- 5a
- bam
- 2001b
- b1
- b6
- ba
- 1a
- a104
- tba
- aba
- bqa
- buda
- eba
- kabah
- a4
- ya
- bo
- ea
- bamm
- be
- cba
- a10
- bas
- 27a
- b203
- btha
- beear
- bp
- da
- 4by4
- obba
- ha21
- bq
- va
- 4bd
- bva
- b
- bcaa
- a12
- bi
- bsa
- ga
- bv
- 3br
- a7
- b
- by1
- bahar
- a16
- bav
- bna
- bamm
- bs
- bu
- bak
- bupa
- bu
- bawww
- 1b
- bfa
- bea
- 2ba
- beaer
- 1br
- b12
- 4br
- bda
- bau
- a15
- bf3
- 2ea
- bahai
- 1040a
- baaaaaa
- bac
- a5
- a1
- ua
- ab
- ebaiy
Similar spelling words for BA
Usage Examples for BA
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As he did so, a Kafir's voice in a low tone said: " Ba- a- as!" - "An I.D.B. in South Africa" by Louise Vescelius-Sheldon
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It has already been mentioned in the preceding pages that the rulers of the four quarters were entitled Ba- cab and that in the Dresden Codex an image of the four quarters was figured by four bones. - "The Fundamental Principles of Old and New World Civilizations" by Zelia Nuttall
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The new baby walked with a toddle and called out Ba- ba and Ma- ma. - "Stories from Tagore" by Rabindranath Tagore
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When Lieutenant Harrowby ventured to suggest that it " must be very painful, you know, ba- iey Jo- ve!" - "Caught in a Trap" by John C. Hutcheson
