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The word "lack" meaning "to be without" is spelled as you have spelled it in the question.
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How do you spell ignorrant?
The correct spelling is "ignorant" (displaying a lack of knowledge).
How do you spell suphocate?
The correct spelling is suffocate (to die from lack of air, or of oxygen).
Is this how you spell lathargic?
The correct spelling is "lethargic." It means feeling a lack of energy or enthusiasm.
How do you spell shrug?
That is the correct spelling of the term "shrug" (an upward shoulders movement, signifying lack of knowledge or comment).
What is the suffix of spell?
The suffix of "spell" is " -el."
How do you spell wack?
tack, lack, hack, sack,pack...
How do you spell bored in Spanish?
That is the correct spelling of "boredom" (tedium, lack of excitement).
What is a mojo block?
It is an obstruction to a spell. In modern slang it means a lack of inspiration.
How do you spell inverdibrates?
Animals that lack a backbone (and often any skeleton) are invertebrates.
How do you spell dearth?
the word dearth means a lack of or an inaquate supply death is to do with dying
How do you spell 3 in Chinese?
Romanticized? San, with a line over the a to indicate a lack of tone.
How do you spell starve?
That is the correct spelling of the word "starvation" (suffering from lack of food).
On what did tom blame the unsuccessful marble spell?
Tom blamed the unsuccessful marble spell on the lack of focus and concentration while casting the spell. He realized that he was distracted and not fully in tune with his magic, thus leading to the spell failing.
How do you spell epbeyins?
This is likely the word abeyance, which means temporary suspension, disuse, or lack of ownership.
How do you spell ignorrant?
The correct spelling is "ignorant" (displaying a lack of knowledge).
How do you spell lac?
The spelling lac is French for "lake."The word sought may be lack (shortage, dearth).
How do you spell suphocate?
The correct spelling is suffocate (to die from lack of air, or of oxygen).
