How Do You Spell CARTIER?
Correct spelling for the English word "cartier" is [k_ˈɑː_t_ɪ__ə], [kˈɑːtɪə], [kˈɑːtɪə]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for CARTIER
Below is the list of 138 misspellings for the word "cartier".
- carcer
- careaer
- carriier
- chaarcter
- quearter
- atier
- cartter
- cigartee
- arter
- catie
- wrtier
- wrteir
- cutie
- careeir
- carrierd
- critiuea
- carreir
- qurter
- captuer
- carpiter
- martir
- careter
- cayottee
- qaurter
- cather
- courter
- gertie
- coutier
- cafeteia
- karier
- cattler
- catte
- catter
- chacarter
- cortery
- cartoid
- carger
- attier
- partier
- curter
- catar
- cartagie
- cigartte
- garntie
- carttier
- caughter
- catcer
- carier
- carrrier
- carteira
- carcker
- qauarter
- carbueter
- gautair
- cardoor
- cormier
- kater
- cavitey
- cairier
- carridor
- cathiter
- recurtier
- juptier
- karatie
- karte
- careier
- qyuarter
- fagtie
- largter
- cahriter
- corte
- caritor
- cigatter
- caute
- quaerter
- glautier
- qater
- qwarter
- critier
- carpater
- carmer
- certer
- carieer
- karite
- cartaker
- cariter
- cigarteee
- cardfor
- cahtter
- qarter
- cutier
- cateh
- cardio
- carater
- cadiver
- carreior
- furjter
- carpior
- contaier
- critiea
- caerter
- coturtier
- cathider
- quaurter
- carten
- cahier
- cariear
- cardi
- cahrter
- careeer
- cartidge
- criter
- cigertte
- clartiy
- charcater
- carrieor
- kattie
- caiter
- ctieria
- cathitor
- carchter
- curtomer
- cuatomer
- charctor
- carcter
- catier
- quartier
- cartige
- cautic
- carta
- cadavier
- factir
- cuartor
- cactii
- charcarter
- carceer
- qauter
- cachter
Similar spelling words for CARTIER
- carruthers,
- carter,
- cartridge,
- cart track,
- Carrithers,
- cartroad,
- chartier,
- Carder,
- carthorse,
- car tire.
Definition of CARTIER
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French explorer who explored the St. Lawrence river and laid claim to the region for France (1491-1557)
Anagrams of CARTIER
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Usage Examples for CARTIER
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" I was satisfied from the name," says Champlain, " that he was one of his tribe that had discovered the plant called aneda, which Jacques Cartier said was so powerful against the malady called scurvy, which harassed his company as well as our own when they wintered in Canada. - "The Makers of Canada: Champlain" by N. E. Dionne
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" I always think how wonderful it must have seemed to Jacques Cartier and his men, as they sailed on and on, with the never- ending forest on either shore," said Rose. - "Janet's Love and Service" by Margaret M Robertson
