How to spell MOIR correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "moir" instead of the word you intended to write, here are some possible correct suggestions. Depending on the context, you might have meant "moire", which refers to a fabric with a wavy pattern or "moiree", a French term for a fabric with a watered or rippled appearance. Alternatively, you could have meant "moira", a given name or "moor", which refers to a marshy, often treeless plain. Double
List of suggestions on how to spell moir correctly
- Coir The doormat was made of coir, which is a natural fiber derived from coconut husks.
- Meir Meir was a beloved rabbi and leader in the Jewish community.
- Mir
- MOI
- Moil I watched the ants moil about their nest.
- Moira Moira is an old Irish name meaning "fate" or "destiny."
- Moire The swirling moire pattern on the dress caught everyone's eye.
- Moor The heather-clad moor stretched for miles in every direction.
- Muir John Muir, the Scottish-American naturalist and author, is often referred to as the "Father of the National Parks."
- Noir I am a fan of classic film noir.
