Correct spellings for SCORSE
- coarse chewing tobacco is usually used in conjunction with coarse language.
- course The course was very dry.
- curse I accidentally put a curse on myself when I said I would never fall in love again.
- gorse The hills were covered with thickets of gorse.
- scarce Fresh water became scarce in the drought-stricken region.
- scare The sudden loud noise outside my window made me jump and gave me a good scare.
- Scars He has scars from when he was tortured as a prisoner of war.
- sconce She purchased a beautiful antique sconce to add to her home decor.
- scone I love to have cream and jam on my scone for breakfast.
- scope The scope of her research covered a wide range of topics.
- score She was so excited to get her new score on her test.
- scorer The pitcher was able to keep the hitter scoreless until the scorer came in to break it up.
- scores She tallied the scores and found she had won.
- scorn She looked at him with scorn as he stumbled over his words during the presentation.
- scorner The scorner in the group constantly belittled and ridiculed others, causing tension and discomfort.
- scorns Metatron scorns humanity for their appalling lack of imagination.
- scorsese Martin Scorsese is one of the most celebrated filmmakers of our time.
- scots Many people in Scotland are proud to be Scots.
- scourge I was the scourge of my family.
- scours The farmer spent all day treating the calf's scours to prevent dehydration.
- scows He never went near the scows; he was afraid of getting his feet wet.
- scree The scree was very high and dangerous to cross.
- souse She preferred to souse her pancakes with a generous amount of maple syrup.
