Correct spellings for BLURIE
- Barrie Barrie was the creator of the famous character Peter Pan.
- blare The music at the party was so loud that it seemed to blare in my ears.
- blue The sky looked clear and blue on a sunny day.
- blur The movement of the car made the passing scenery blur.
- blurb The blurb on the back of the book provided a glimpse into the story's plot.
- blurbs The book cover was filled with positive blurbs from prominent authors and critics.
- blurred The image was blurred, making it difficult to recognize the person in the photo.
- blurrier The image became blurrier as I tried to zoom in further.
- blurry I forgot to wear my glasses, so everything was blurry.
- blurs The speed at which the car was moving made the scenery outside blur together.
- blurt I didn't mean to blurt out the answer during the quiz.
- blurted He blurted out the answer before the teacher finished asking the question.
- blurts When he's nervous, he often blurts out inappropriate comments.
- bougie She turned up her nose at anything that wasn't bougie enough for her refined tastes.
- Bourne The Bourne series of movies stars Matt Damon as Jason Bourne, an amnesiac former CIA agent.
- brie I put some brie on my crackers and it tasted delicious.
- Brie I love to pair a glass of red wine with a wedge of creamy Brie cheese.
- buried The treasure was buried deep underground, waiting to be discovered by the lucky adventurer.
- buries The dog buries his favorite toys in the backyard.
- Burke Burke was famous for his philosophical ideas and political theories.
- curie Curie was a distinguished physicist and the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize.
- Curie Marie Curie won Nobel Prizes in both Physics and Chemistry for her groundbreaking research on radioactivity.
- Laurie Laurie loves spending her weekends hiking and exploring nature.
- Lorie
- Lucie Lucie was always there for me when I needed her.
- lure The fisherman used a shiny lure to catch a fish.
- Luria Luria was a celebrated neuropsychologist known for his work on the brain.
- lurid The tabloid newspaper featured a lurid headline about the celebrity scandal.
