Correct spellings for CLOWSH
- Blows The wind blows fiercely on the mountainside.
- Chows My neighbor has two chows that love to play in their backyard.
- Clash The two teams will clash on the football field this weekend.
- Claws The claws of the lion are incredibly sharp and can easily tear through flesh.
- Clews The detective carefully scrutinized the clews left at the crime scene to solve the mystery.
- Clods The clods of dirt flew everywhere as I dug my shovel into the ground.
- Clogs I slipped on my clogs and headed out for a morning walk.
- Clops
- Close I need to be close to the airport to catch my early morning flight.
- Cloth I need to buy some cloth to sew on the button.
- Clots Blood clots can be dangerous if they form in a blood vessel and block the flow of blood.
- CLOUS
- Clown The clown made the children in the audience laugh with his silly antics.
- Clownish His clownish behavior was not appreciated in such a serious environment.
- Clowns The circus was full of clowns making the audience laugh with their silly antics.
- Cloys Eating too much candy cloys the palate.
- Cosh The attacker was caught with a cosh in his possession.
- Cows Cows grazed in the meadow peacefully.
- Crows The crows have taken over the old oak tree near my house.
- Flows The flow of water in the river was fast due to heavy rainfall.
- Glows The neon sign glows brightly in the darkness of the night.
- Lowish The temperature of the water in the shower was lowish, so I had to turn on the heat.
- Lows The stock market experienced both highs and lows during the last quarter.
- Plows The farmer repaired his plows before the start of the planting season.
- Slosh I could hear the slosh of water in the bucket as he carried it towards the garden.
- Slows Heavy traffic slows down my commute to work.
