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Choose the correct spelling for: (noun) the language, customs, ideas, and art of a particular group of people.
culture
language
culprit
(noun) the language, customs, ideas, and art of a particular group of people.
culchure
culture
cuture
(noun) the usual weather conditions in a place.
winter
weather
climate
Choose the correct spelling for: (noun) the usual weather conditions in a place.
climete
climet
climate
(noun) a sudden, sharp feeling of great excitement.
sparkling
thrilling
chilling
(noun) a lump of boiled dough, often served in soup with stewed meat.
donut
dumpling
dumpster
(adjective) very good or much better than others.
excitement
excel
excellent
(noun) something that remains after other things have been taken away.
remainding
remainder
remain
(noun) a spray of water created by a machine or the structure from which the water flows.
fountas
water
fountain
(adverb) in spite of that; yet.
however
whatsoever
whatever
(noun) anything used for building or making something else.
things
material
matter
(noun) a long period with little or no rain.
drought
rain
flood
What is the correct spelling for: (noun) a long period with little or no rain.
drowt
drought
drout
Choose the correct spelling for: (noun) a sudden, sharp feeling of great excitement.
drilling
thrilling
threeling
Choose the correct spelling for: (noun) a lump of boiled dough, often served in soup with stewed meat.
domplings
dumplings
dumblings
Choose the correct spelling for: (adjective) very good or much better than others.
excelent
exsellent
excellent
