Correct spellings for PROPUR
- Groper I felt violated and angry when the groper brushed against me on the crowded subway.
- pro per The defendant chose to represent himself pro per in court.
- prop I expect to see the prop in the next scene.
- propel The strong winds helped propel the sailboat across the lake.
- proper It is proper to call a gentleman by his first name.
- props I need some props for my dramatic presentation.
- prosper With hard work and dedication, you can prosper in your career.
- proud She was proud of her hard work and felt a sense of accomplishment.
- roper The rodeo required a skilled roper to capture the calf with speed and accuracy.
