Correct spellings for DEFOOR
- debtor The debtor promised to pay back the loan as soon as possible.
- decor The decor in the restaurant was so elegant that it made the dining experience even more enjoyable.
- DEFCON The DEFCON level was raised due to the increasing threat of a cyber attack.
- defer He decided to defer his college enrollment for a year.
- deffer
- Defoe Daniel Defoe is often regarded as the father of the English novel.
- defog I had to defog the windows of my car before driving to work.
- defogs I need to turn on the defogger to defog the car's windows.
- deform The accident caused the driver's face to deform permanently.
- defter
- detour We had to take a detour through the residential area to avoid the traffic on the main road.
- devour The little boy was so hungry that he could devour a whole pizza all by himself.
- door She didn't knock on the door because she knew it was already open.
