How Do You Spell HOOF?
Correct spelling for the English word "hoof" is [h_ˈuː_f], [hˈuːf], [hˈuːf]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of HOOF
Common Misspellings for HOOF
Below is the list of 163 misspellings for the word "hoof".
- holow
- poofy
- hooop
- hoor
- foof
- higfh
- havor
- hoow
- phohe
- herfe
- holf
- hoo
- hooe
- hopfuy
- meof
- hof
- soif
- houw
- johova
- rrof
- rofo
- hoom
- houor
- headof
- hoour
- soef
- hearf
- hoolw
- hoos
- highfive
- hoobie
- beof
- havok
- hlaf
- hooo
- whoof
- johovah
- hooooooooi
- roof
- hoola
- hoofd
- rooof
- doof
- loofa
- horor
- havfe
- hohor
- youof
- oof
- loof
- hovm
- hoove
- helooo
- haooy
- hjghf
- homef
- hior
- havvoc
- hoursof
- hoory
- ioof
- hoochie
- toof
- phopho
- oovoo
- havf
- phewf
- coofe
- hufff
- how'a
- hool
- hoff
- hnor
- huor
- siof
- hwf
- horffic
- hvor
- hfor
- gfhghf
- hadf
- hellof
- hiom
- hoim
- hgow
- hiow
- hjow
- hoiw
- hyow
- hrou
- hyou
- noof
- joof
- uoof
- hiof
- hkof
- hlof
- hpof
- h0of
- h9of
- hoif
- hokf
- hopf
- ho0f
- ho9f
- hoov
- bhoof
- hboof
- nhoof
- hnoof
- jhoof
- hjoof
- uhoof
- huoof
- yhoof
- hyoof
- hioof
- hoiof
- hkoof
- hokof
- hloof
- holof
- hpoof
- hopof
- h0oof
- ho0of
- h9oof
- ho9of
- hooif
- hookf
- hoolf
- hoopf
- hoo0f
- hoo9f
- hoocf
- hoofc
- hoovf
- hoofv
- hoogf
- hoofg
- hootf
- hooft
- hoorf
- hoofr
- ohof
- hofo
- hhoof
- hooof
- hooff
- xoof
- hgof
- hmof
- hnof
- homf
- honf
- hoeof
- h oof
- ho of
- hoo f
- poofy
- doof
- oof
- phewf
Usage Examples for HOOF
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For galloping on hard ground it is evident that one strong and long toe, protected by a solid hoof, was more serviceable than four short and weak toes." - "The Faith of the Millions (2nd series)" by George Tyrrell
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Seriously, I should not have believed it from another; would your horse had lost all his legs instead of a hoof, that he might not have been able to carry you further, and you, something that you valued extremely, and could not hope to find anywhere but at Chicksands. - "The-Love-Letters-of-Dorothy-Osborne-to-Sir-William-Temple-1652-54" by Osborne, Dorothy
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Under my sound hoof is the diamond of national prosperity. - "Around The Tea-Table" by T. De Witt Talmage
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" It is some Indian going by," said the man, as hoof- beats became distinct. - "Mystery Ranch" by Arthur Chapman
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The horses shifted their weight, resting one leg with the hoof barely touching the earth, twitched their ears at the flies and slept again. - "The Lure of the Dim Trails" by by (AKA B. M. Sinclair) B. M. Bower
