How Do You Spell RIO?
Correct spelling for the English word "rio" is [ɹ_ˈiː__əʊ], [ɹˈiːə͡ʊ], [ɹˈiːəʊ]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Anagrams for rio
Common Misspellings for RIO
Below is the list of 206 misspellings for the word "rio".
- rijo
- ri
- fio
- riyt
- rko
- prioe
- cario
- porior
- raibow
- sceario
- rofo
- wrigh
- lio
- reair
- nio
- riim
- errior
- rmor
- raido
- rios
- ro
- iro
- rioja
- orior
- reaio
- aroow
- xaio
- rsoe
- io
- rie
- roo
- niow
- pruior
- riio
- rooof
- ruogh
- rihno
- sio
- ril
- rior
- tio
- rin
- rojo
- srir
- mreo
- zerio
- vurro
- reo
- raitio
- rukia
- romio
- proior
- reiew
- 2io
- roo
- rdio
- rih
- wrih
- prio
- hiow
- raor
- riout
- hior
- rion
- rpior
- roio
- 4rio
- regio
- r9o
- riop
- raio
- ri0
- reico
- rino
- riout
- richo
- scio
- dario
- phario
- roigh
- srooy
- phiro
- rjio
- porior
- r8o
- rio
- ferio
- rioom
- ris
- reatio
- drio
- r4io
- rror
- nior
- tio
- ri8o
- vio
- rveiw
- bario
- rkio
- 4io
- rario
- prioir
- ryou
- riif
- pario
- rfor
- trio
- reion
- erio
- irih
- rfio
- yiou
- risor
- rit
- huio
- rio9
- auio
- 5rio
- brio
- rif
- preior
- rmo
- rik
- rino
- riuo
- cio
- riole
- rdaio
- rodio
- 5io
- riun
- ere o
- rheir
- dio
- cioa
- roough
- rio
- mio
- rwo
- rejoy
- ric
- rio0
- rtio
- raiot
- wriot
- wrror
- ri9o
- r5io
- r9io
- raios
- gio
- rico
- srooy
- ria
- ri0o
- r8io
- variou
- rayeo
- rion
- virii
- rit
- perio
- prioor
- rdo
- r io
- jiao
- roiom
- reair
- eruo
- reoaur
- uuiuoioi
- rioo
- r8000
- seriou
- roi
- eio
- rizo
- raion
- wrido
- rto
- rioi
- varioue
- ryour
- rrof
- ripo
- reyeo
- reigh
- uio
- redio
- frio
- priour
- grio
- ri o
- hio
- riro
- priior
- kio
- eiw
- raito
- zio
- rmeo
- seio
- eiw
- ruio
- reigh
Similar spelling words for RIO
Plural form of RIO is RIOS
Definition of RIO
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the former capital and 2nd largest city of Brazil; chief Brazilian port; famous as a tourist attraction
Anagrams of RIO
Usage Examples for RIO
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On August 10 the American army crossed the Rio Frio Mountains, 10, 000 feet above the sea, the highest point between the Atlantic and the Pacific, and as the troops descended the western slopes the valley of Mexico first broke upon their view. - "Stonewall Jackson And The American Civil War" by G. F. R. Henderson
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The river where I had been cast away was the Rio de Tobasco, where Cortes landed in the following year, and my host, or rather my captor, was the cacique or chief of Tobasco, the same man who subsequently presented Marina to Cortes. - "Montezuma's Daughter" by H. Rider Haggard
