How Do You Spell CROCUS?
Correct spelling for the English word "crocus" is [kɹˈə͡ʊkəs], [kɹˈəʊkəs], [k_ɹ_ˈəʊ_k_ə_s]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for CROCUS
Below is the list of 105 misspellings for the word "crocus".
- rucus
- crugs
- grogeous
- gracous
- coruce
- curvacous
- cricul
- crackas
- crocs
- syracus
- crouwds
- corageus
- grocries
- curoius
- curouis
- cocus
- criags
- gerorgous
- furoucoius
- gracoius
- roucus
- crores
- crooss
- ferocous
- cirucs
- crtics
- carcus
- procousce
- grogeouis
- gorigous
- curicuits
- cuacus
- cradcks
- grgeous
- gorgouious
- grocrys
- gracas
- racucous
- curcus
- corouis
- cricut
- crous
- caracus
- cracs
- carcous
- grogious
- ctrxns
- crakcs
- creigs
- coricopia
- critcs
- cbecause
- srocks
- craigs
- procss
- cericus
- gracuois
- catcus
- cuscus
- forucs
- gerjous
- procurs
- grogues
- croiss
- gorogus
- cructh
- grogoues
- karicurize
- crious
- cryus
- crowes
- precous
- caragious
- cyrcus
- creacxy
- corects
- gerogeous
- cocyx
- gerogous
- cacus
- lecroix
- arocss
- acrocss
- crokes
- coragous
- sycracuse
- crucual
- curyus
- cruix
- crucuial
- cuircus
- concus
- cronus
- rocus
- crouds
- corucopia
- crucny
- graohics
- grougous
- syrucuse
- courous
- gorecous
- coragious
- curous
- cricis
Similar spelling words for CROCUS
Plural form of CROCUS is CROCUSES
Definition of CROCUS
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any of numerous low-growing plants of the genus Crocus having slender grasslike leaves and white or yellow or purple flowers; native chiefly to the Mediterranean region but widely cultivated
Anagrams of CROCUS
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Usage Examples for CROCUS
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At her feet were great masses of snowdrops tall and white among moss and ivy, and the brown earthen beds around were cloth of gold with splendid crocus flowers; but beyond these things, she saw her son as soon as he reached the gate. - "The Measure of a Man" by Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr
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Then the trees thinned away before her, and the day grew at once full of light; and the mirror- surface of a little lake, shining with palest crocus- tint and violet and silvery rose, obscured with patches of dissolving mist, flashed upon her eyes. - "Barbara Ladd" by Charles G. D. Roberts
