How to spell LAUDERY correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "laudery" and meant to write "laundry", fret not! Here are a few suggestions to fix the misspelling: 1) Laundry – the correct spelling, referring to washing clothes; 2) Laudatory – meaning expressing praise or admiration; 3) Larder – a room or cupboard for storing food.
List of suggestions on how to spell laudery correctly
- ladder
- ladders I need to put up the ladders.
- Landry The landry house is a beautiful old building.
- larder I have a large larder which I use to store food.
- larders The newlyweds stocked their larders with a variety of dry goods and preserves.
- lathery The skin on my neck felt lathery from the soap.
- Lauded He was lauded by his peers for his valiant efforts.
- lauder Estee Lauder is a well-known cosmetics company.
- laundry I need to do my laundry before we leave for our vacation.
- louder Can you speak louder so I can hear you?
