Correct spellings for PROFUR
- prefer I prefer to stay home today.
- prof The prof gave us an extra day to complete the assignment.
- proffer I would be happy to proffer my services as your interpreter.
- profit The company made a large profit from their successful product launch.
- PROFS PROFS is a computer-based communication system used for email and messaging.
- profuse The flowers were profuse with blooms.
- proper It is proper to say "please" and "thank you" when making a request or expressing gratitude.
- proud I felt proud of myself for completing the marathon.
