“Totalled” and “totaling” come from the verb “to total,” meaning to add up completely or to destroy a vehicle so ...

“Insite” is usually a misspelling of “insight,” which means a clear understanding, perception, or deep awareness of something. “Insite” is ...

“Perfer” is a common spelling mistake. The correct word is “prefer,” which means to like one option more than another. ...

“Indexes” and “indices” both mean plural forms of “index.” “Indexes” is more common in general writing and digital contexts, while ...

“Weiner” and “wiener” are often confused words.➡ “Wiener” (correct spelling) refers to a sausage, or informally, a silly/foolish person.➡ “Weiner” ...

“Aid” is financial, practical, or medical assistance, while “Aide” refers to a person who provides help or support. They are ...

“Wifes” is a common misspelling or informal variant of “wives,” which is the plural of “wife,” referring to married women. ...

Ever typed “tieing” and then paused, wondering, “Wait… is that actually a word?”If yes, you’re not alone. The confusion between ...

Ever come across the words “whit” or “whitout” and wondered if they’re real words, slang, or spelling mistakes? You’re not ...

Have you ever paused mid-sentence wondering whether to say “He shined the light” or “The light shone”? You’re not alone. ...