How Do You Spell ROAD?
Correct spelling for the English word "road" is [ɹ_ˈəʊ_d], [ɹˈə͡ʊd], [ɹˈəʊd]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of ROAD
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A place where ships may ride at anchor at some distance from the shore; a roadstead; often in the plural; as, Hampton Roads.
Common Misspellings for ROAD
Below is the list of 410 misspellings for the word "road".
- rubard
- rownd
- brouad
- reasd
- broade
- drowd
- rowad
- rhead
- rouet
- rtead
- praod
- rietta
- roax
- roqad
- recoat
- readch
- raido
- rowwed
- rashad
- rodea
- raied
- broud
- wread
- road
- reade
- radeo
- roayl
- rocd
- rrowroot
- arourd
- regad
- growd
- readom
- readyy
- rolde
- reald
- rdeidae
- brord
- rokad
- orad
- read
- riidae
- rond
- roulard
- rbody
- raddie
- rolad
- reead
- roadf
- pread
- froaud
- rosd
- rosed
- roald
- readhy
- rccd
- readig
- rattue
- remoat
- rhand
- rotae
- reoad
- toawrd
- rotat
- readiy
- rojo
- boad
- reand
- meriad
- periad
- readdy
- roual
- readi
- rioad
- roae
- 4oad
- rcord
- readfy
- 5road
- ruond
- rarowhead
- roadd
- road
- raddy
- 2oad
- riyad
- rador
- throad
- roqd
- readcy
- roate
- roodf
- roiad
- reado
- ropad
- joad
- rioja
- roand
- roat
- raty
- areoud
- praoud
- radeidae
- frowd
- ryaidh
- readom
- roid
- prowd
- fruad
- roude
- girouard
- roday
- foard
- rotay
- rolld
- raarat
- riound
- dorada
- roadio
- raouet
- roeder
- r9oad
- wroat
- ro ad
- 5oad
- romoda
- readh
- ronud
- zoad
- roead
- raietta
- wrond
- roa
- richad
- rehad
- rhoad
- raor
- ruday
- r5oad
- reaqdy
- read180
- troad
- oready
- froud
- roab
- rouder
- roator
- looad
- r oad
- roddie
- reold
- ragady
- wrowt
- rairoad
- roind
- rtoday
- roomat
- broard
- roap
- rooat
- browd
- 123rd
- vryday
- wroat
- rpoud
- rond
- rodio
- rpaid
- readio
- rooad
- rready
- wread
- rread
- rhoda
- ro0ad
- rozad
- reboard
- racade
- soad
- eready
- readuy
- roert
- 3rdof
- roacd
- rsaid
- roadie
- muriad
- roed
- rihard
- reasdy
- roafd
- rowd
- racord
- hread
- throad
- orooud
- rkad
- rodihu
- arroud
- prooud
- roadx
- droad
- roas
- reart
- oread
- roadr
- rooot
- rhoads
- raoid
- 233rd
- rouond
- arroud
- broud
- r4oad
- readf
- rgard
- roudy
- rpoad
- readr
- rward
- readu
- woad
- rodoe
- robd
- reayd
- froad
- raiidae
- borroad
- readl
- braoad
- frood
- wrode
- roard
- readd
- pread
- rarayed
- ryadh
- reord
- wready
- rfoad
- rtoad
- recoard
- roedr
- raidity
- rashad
- roaad
- ryiad
- roaed
- reqad
- rord
- roomd
- roagh
- roand
- rosad
- rhiyad
- rotar
- droid
- reaad
- reada
- gruad
- rooot
- rozd
- r9ad
- readz
- roadie
- ro9ad
- roac
- radea
- roubd
- roude
- roadc
- raedy
- rerad
- froid
- rhond
- roode
- rosado
- roaxd
- rotar
- roal
- crouwd
- rotaor
- rete
- rored
- 123rd
- horad
- muriad
- roudn
- praod
- roasd
- reaydy
- rkoad
- aread
- rarowroot
- roased
- wrlod
- raete
- foad
- ryad
- oad
- noraid
- aroud
- roudy
- corad
- rahat
- rowwed
- rould
- croawd
- radme
- reard
- periad
- wrowt
- read
- hreard
- prood
- rogh
- rosado
- wrode
- meriad
- roa d
- readh
- fruard
- readyi
- readt
- roade
- rowd
- froat
- roads
- roawd
- rodd
- cread
- rarow wood
- rthart
- reoaur
- roaf
- wrold
- rochard
- r0oad
- roode
- roual
- woad
- rad
- raead
- reaady
- riyahd
- rrow wood
- roaded
- rrowhead
- sread
- reaload
- praoud
- croud
- rold
- rocord
- prood
- reqady
- roade
- wraooed
- rdeady
- raid
- rubard
- reday
- roda
- rrayed
- drowd
- reaed
- roagh
- rofo
- rodey
- readay
- growd
- redar
- royi
- radoi
- proad
- fowrad
- lread
- perioad
- rad hat
- rnady
- riday
- raod
- roazd
- ridity
- browd
- reaid
- coad
- rarat
- raab
- rthat
- forawd
- roud
- rdea
- reeady
- riad
- iread
- rpad
- roaqd
- rdoad
- 4road
- rwad
- roased
- riade
- moad
- aready
- groud
- rewad
- rlad
- remoat
- r0ad
Usage Examples for ROAD
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In this way the Inca made a road where it seemed impossible to make one. - "History of the Incas" by Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa
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He can see the road just as well with one eye as with two." - "St. Peter's Umbrella" by Kálmán Mikszáth
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But I often meet him along the road. - "The Secret of the Tower" by Hope, Anthony
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The road can't do business. - "The Short Line War" by Merwin-Webster
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Here ran the road to Oregon. - "The Covered Wagon" by Emerson Hough
