Correct spellings for PREAY
- pay I'd like to pay for my fuel.
- pea
- peaky The old man had a peaky look on his face, indicating that he was not feeling too well.
- pear The pear was a nice addition to the fruit basket.
- peary My little penguin is very excited to see her peary.
- peaty The aroma of the scotch was smoky and peaty.
- pram At the shoe store, I found a brand new pram for my baby.
- prat I forgot my prat at the party.
- pray Please don't cry. I'll pray for you.
- prays She gets up early every morning and prays for strength to face the day ahead.
- preach He likes to preach about the importance of honesty and integrity in relationships.
- preachy I didn't enjoy her book because it felt too preachy and condescending.
- PREF
- prep I need to prep for my exams next week.
- prepay I always prepay my phone bills to avoid late fees.
- preppy I don't fit the preppy image.
- PRES
- pretty I am so pretty!
- PREV
- prewar Prewar is a time before an event.
- prey The prey was large enough to satisfy both predators.
- preys The lion preys on smaller animals like gazelles and zebras for its survival.
- pry You'll have to pry that door open.
- purely This conversation is purely academic.
- ray I wish to borrow your ray gun.
- reap If you work hard in school, you will reap the benefits of a good education.
- rear I can see the rear of the house from here.
- repay I have to repay the loan in two weeks.
- spray I need to use the bathroom and can't wait to spray my fragrance on my body.
- Uprear The crowd began to uprear as their team scored the winning goal.
