Correct spellings for OOSRED
- Boosted The new advertising campaign has greatly boosted sales for the company.
- Bored I'm so bored with nothing to do on this rainy day.
- Bossed He bossed his way into the meeting and started giving orders.
- Cored The apple had been cored and sliced, ready to be added to the fruit salad.
- Coshed
- Cosied I cosied up with a blanket and hot chocolate by the fireplace on a cold evening.
- Costed I costed out the materials and found that we need to order more supplies.
- Dosed I dosed myself with medicine to alleviate my cold symptoms.
- Dossed I dossed off while watching a boring movie.
- Goosed As soon as he bent over, his friend goosed him in the butt.
- Gored During the bull run, several runners were gored and taken to the hospital.
- Hosed I forgot to save my work and now my computer crashed, I am totally hosed.
- Hosted The event was hosted by a famous television personality.
- Joshed
- Loosed He loosed his grip on the rope and watched it fall to the ground.
- Loured
- Moored The boat was moored to the dock, ready for the next day's adventure.
- Moshed The fans moshed to the beat of the heavy metal music.
- Nosed The bloodhound nosed their way through the dense forest, searching for the scent of the missing person.
- Noshed I noshed on some chips and salsa while watching TV.
- Oared The crew oared the longboat across the lake.
- Odored The bathroom was odored with the scent of lavender.
- Oohed The audience oohed and aahed at the spectacular firework display.
- Oozed The melted ice cream oozed out of the cone and dripped onto the pavement.
- OSRD
- Ousted The head coach was ousted from his position after a string of losses.
- Pored He pored over the document for hours, trying to find any errors.
- Posed The photographer posed the models for the photo shoot.
- Posted The letter was posted on the bulletin board for everyone to see.
- Poured She poured the hot chocolate into her mug and added a swirl of whipped cream on top.
- Roared The lion roared loudly, sending shivers down the spines of all those nearby.
- Roosted The chickens roosted in their coop for the night.
- Soared The eagle soared above the mountains, gliding effortlessly on the warm thermal currents.
- Soured My relationship with my ex-boyfriend soured quickly once he found out I was seeing someone else.
- Tossed I tossed the ball to my dog and she ran after it excitedly.
- Toured Last summer, we toured Europe and visited 10 different countries in three weeks.
