Correct spellings for SWORS
- SARS The SARS virus is a highly contagious respiratory illness that causes fever, headache, and coughing.
- savors I enjoy the aroma of the savors baking in the oven.
- scours I have a severe case of the scours and need to take my meds religiously.
- sears I can't find my tool belt, where is my Sears wrench?
- SEERS Seers were often consulted by ancient societies for advice and guidance on important matters.
- senors
- sewers The sewers are lined with brick.
- SIRS SIRS is a syndrome that is characterized by a set of clinical manifestations.
- soars A hawk soars in the sky.
- sobs I cried sobs the whole way home.
- SODS I need to buy some SODS to clean up this mess.
- SOLS
- Sons The sons of the king were trained in the art of warfare and ruled different provinces of the kingdom.
- sops We need to take sops to win the favor of the public.
- sores Sores break the skin and allow infection to set in.
- sorts There are all sorts of different vegetables at the farmer's market.
- sos I'm looking for my lost sos.
- SOTS
- Sours I love sours because they're so refreshing.
- Sous She sous a dish towel over her head.
- sowers Weeding is a necessary evil that must be done by the sowers.
- SOWS The farmer sows seeds in the spring to prepare for his harvest later in the year.
- spoors
- swabs I need to pick up some swabs.
- swags I really like his swags.
- swans There were swans peacefully swimming in the pond.
- swaps
- swards The plows were broken and the fields were unharvested; there were few swards left to ward off the winter
- swarms During the summer, swarms of mosquitoes would gather near the woods.
- SWATS
- sways
- swears She swears that she didn't steal the money.
- SWIGS SWigs is a swigging drink.
- SWIMS She wakes up early every day and SWIMS laps at the local pool.
- swirls The cool breeze swirls around me.
- swiss I absolutely love swiss cheese on my sandwich.
- swoops The owl swoops down from the tree to catch its prey.
- swoosh I saw a swoosh as the tennis ball flew by.
- sword The knight drew his sword from its sheath and charged toward the enemy.
- swords Sheathing his swords, the hero cross the room to confront his foe.
- Swore I swore I wouldn't tell anyone.
- sworn She had sworn never to let anyone break her heart again.
- swot
- twos I saw two pairs of shoes, but they were both in twos.
- Wars All wars are fought for economic reasons.
- WOES After his disastrous performance at the job interview, John felt Woes.
- woos He woos her with love letters and thoughtful gestures.
- worse This was worse than I thought it would be.
- WOWS I found this new restaurant called WOWS and it's amazing!
