How to spell WASCOTH correctly?
If you came across the misspelling "Wascoth" and are puzzled about the correct term, "Wascot" might be the intended word. A wascot is a type of waistcoat or vest worn as part of a formal or ceremonial outfit. Double-checking the context can help confirm the intended spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell Wascoth correctly
- Ascot She always wore her fancy Ascot scarf to the horse races.
- Ascots He always sported stylish ascots to complete his dapper look.
- Mascot The team's mascot entertained the crowd during halftime with its energetic dance routine.
- Mascots The mascots of the football team entertained the crowd with their energetic dance routines.
- Walcott The famous poet Derek Walcott received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1992.
- Washcloth She used a soft washcloth to gently clean her face before going to bed.
