Definition of must:

part of speech: verb

To be compelled or constrained.

Common misspellings * :

• msut (20.0%)
• muct (8.5%)
• mst (5.3%)
• gotta (1.3%)
• hust (0.2%)
• absoulty (0.2%)
• musc (0.2%)
• mmust (0.9%)
• ust (7.0%)
• mus (23.2%)
• mult (0.2%)
• moust (0.4%)
• myst (3.6%)
• nmust (0.4%)
• mut (8.3%)
• mest (0.2%)
• miust (1.3%)
• nust (3.2%)
• mch (0.2%)
• musted (0.2%)
• musr (1.1%)
• amust (0.4%)
• muc (0.2%)
• kust (0.2%)
• mys (0.2%)
• mjust (0.2%)
• musnt (0.2%)
• muts (1.5%)
• muist (2.1%)
• maust (0.4%)
• wust (0.4%)
• musrt (0.9%)
• muxt (0.9%)
• musst (0.9%)
• muyst (0.9%)
• muxst (0.4%)
• musy (1.7%)
• muust (0.9%)
• muat (0.4%)
• mucy (0.2%)
• smust (0.4%)
• 30pm (0.2%)
• muus (0.4%)

Usage examples :

• " Well," he said, " I must go. "Command", - William McFee

• This must go, too, I suppose? "Legacy", - James H Schmitz

• She must stay here, of course. "Marjorie's New Friend", - Carolyn Wells

• You must like him, 'Mr. '... "The Dark Forest", - Hugh Walpole