Correct spellings for LOOR
- boor
- door I closed the door softly so as not to wake the sleeping baby.
- floor The cat knocked over the vase and shattered it on the floor.
- loo I need to use the loo because I've been holding it in for too long.
- look I am going to look for my keys in the kitchen.
- loom The dark clouds loom on the horizon, signaling an impending storm.
- loon The sound of the loon echoing across the lake was both eerie and beautiful.
- loop I'm going to loop the rope around that post.
- loos I need to visit the loos before we leave for the road trip.
- loot The thieves managed to loot the entire store before the police arrived.
- lour The angry clouds continued to lour over the city, threatening to release a downpour at any moment.
- moor The moor is a vast, high- desert area of England.
- poor I can't believe that the poor are still struggling.
