How do you spell mannor?

Answer 1

There are two ways to spell it. The correct spellings are 'maneuver', and 'manoeuvre'.

The US way generally leaves out the letter O, while in the UK we include it.

Sometimes in the UK, the O and E are joined in a dipthong as manœuvre, but this is a bit old-fashioned now.

Answer 2

There are 2 sound-alike words: manor and manner.

The Lady of the Dale lived in a manor.

The Lady of the Dale expected to live in a manner fit for royalty.

The mother reminded her boys to mind their manners.

Answer 3

The correct US English is maneuver. The UK spelling (from French manœuvre) is manoeuvre.

A helpful mnemonic is that "there is never an ever in maneuver."

Answer 4

manoeuvre

Unless you are American, in which case 'maneuver' would be the answer.

Answer 5

The spelling "manors" is the plural of manor (country home or estate).

The word sought may be "manners" (polite speech, gestures, and etiquette).