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Ceilling. Beleive. Scissers. Do you have trouble
spelling everyday words? Is your spell check on overdrive?
Well, this easy-to-use dictionary is just what you need!
Organized with speed and convenience in mind, it gives
you instant access to the correct spellings of more than
12,500 words.
Also provided are quick tips and memory tricks, such as:
• Help yourself get the spelling of their right by thinking
of the phrase “their heirlooms.”
• Most words ending in a “seed” sound are spelled
“-cede” or “-ceed,” but one word ends in “-sede.” You
could say the rule for spelling this word supersedes
the other rules.
No matter what you’re working on, you can be confident
that your good writing won’t be marred by bad spelling.
Words You Should Know How to Spell takes away the
guesswork and helps you make a good impression!
SPELL IT RIGHT—EVERY TIME!
David Hatcher, MA has taught communication skills for three universities
and more than twenty government and private-industry clients. He has
written and cowritten several books on writing, vocabulary, proofreading,
editing, and related subjects. He lives in Winston-Salem, NC.
Jane Mallison, MA teaches at Trinity School in New York City. The author
or coauthor of several books, she worked for many years with the writing
section of the SAT test and continues to work with the AP English
examination. As a junior high school student, she was the runner-up
in her school’s annual spelling bee, done in by the word “souvenir.”

She lives in New York, NY.
WORDS HOW TO SPELL
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YOU
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An A to Z Guide to Perfect SPellinG
David Hatcher, MA and Jane Mallison, MA
Avon, Massachusetts
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Acknowledgments
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INTRODUCTION | vii
Introduction

“I put a spell on you / Because you’re mine.” Whether
sung languorously by Nina Simone or wildly by Screamin’
Jay Hawkins, these lines from the song “I Put a Spell on
You” remind us of a peculiar truth. The noun “spell” with
its meaning of a charm put on someone stems from the
very same word as “spell,” the verb that refers to naming
off the letters that make up a word.
This surprising ancestry lets us start off this introduc-
tion to Words You Should Know How to Spell with a more
glamorous aura than spelling usually receives. Equally
startling is the fact that the word “glamor” is a variant
of the word “grammar.” Those of us with awful memo-
ries of underlining the subject once and the verb twice
nd it amazing—but it’s essentially the same story. Hav-
ing power over words was what seemingly gave sorcer-
ers their prowess. In a world where recording devices lay
far in the future and where most people were illiterate,
the very phenomenon of writing packed a magic of its
own. Imagine being able to preserve a thought forever by
making some little scratch marks! Today, writing is not as
novel; nonetheless, power over words remains a vitally
important skill.
viii | INTRODUCTION
WHY IS SPELLING IMPORTANT?
A misspelled word in an otherwise well-executed report is
like egg on the face of an otherwise impeccably turned-out
individual. At a minimum, misspellings can suggest slop-
piness, a telling lack of attention to detail. No one wants
to write “You are my best fried” to his buddy, although,
of course, the buddy will know what you mean. Yes, good

friends do read our minds, but we can’t count on mental
telepathy with everyone. At their worst, misspellings can
lead to downright confusion and misinterpretation. If you
received an e-mail that said a co-worker had a “rye look”
on his face, you might think of meanings that a “wry look”
could never convey. Similarly, an imminent storm has
only a minuscule chance of becoming an eminent storm.
(And yes, “minuscule” is related to the world of math—
“minus”—not to the world of tiny—“mini.”)
WHY DO WE MISSPELL?
What’s the source of spelling errors? Carelessness, for start-
ers. Lack of sufcient knowledge. Textual editors of F. Scott
Fitzgerald, a notoriously weak speller, are still wondering
about Fitzgerald’s use of “orgastic” near the end of The Great
Gatsby. Did he mean “orgiastic?” “Orgasmic?” We don’t know.
Sometimes, particularly in informal contexts, spelling vari-
ants are intentional. They can signal proud rebellion against
the mainstream as in the spelling of “boys” in the movie Boyz
n the Hood. Using a z instead of an s for a plural has gained
some currency. Will it ever lose its rebel status and inltrate
mainstream spelling? It’s possible—the plural of “eye” used
to be “eyne”—but none of us are likely to be around for the
corporate report that refers to stockz and bondz.
Similarly, technological developments that began in the
late twentieth century have made most people—particularly
INTRODUCTION | ix
those under, say, thirty—users of a new kind of spell-
ing shorthand. R U OK? Gr8! C U at 9. (New Yorker writer
Adam Gopnik had a wonderful anecdote about frequent
instant messaging with his teenage son—who was in the

next room—and believing for months that his son’s “LOL”
sign-off meant “lots of love.”) Expressions like these make
you an instant member of an in-group, but their primary
benet is speed. You want to be quick about answering your
pal—especially if you’re typing with your thumb. Will any
of these abbreviations ever come into standard English? The
letter and number hybrid has a certain chirpy appeal, but
it would seem inappropriate to read that the patient was
“4tunate that the lab test showed the 2mor 2B B9.” Police
dogs as members of the K-9 corps may be as far as this device
will go, but you never know—historians of the early days of
printing inform us that some spellings were altered because
printers needed more or fewer letters to justify their margins.
Yes, many factors produce deviations from orthodox
spelling. Perhaps foremost among them is the very nature
of the English language. Writers of Italian and Spanish—
those beautifully phonetic tongues—need to worry much
less about spelling; it’s the spelling of English that is incon-
sistent, irregular, and (some say) insane. Mark Twain is
well known for a hilarious piece called “The Awful German
Language,” but he might have done an equally elaborate
onslaught on English, a language that once spelled ghost
“gost” (which replicates its sound) but went to “ghost,”
the Dutch spelling, under the inuence of one individual.
Other wits and linguists have made the public aware of how
thorny English spelling is. (Consider the pronunciation of
the similarly spelled “rough,” “cough,” and “through,” and
rejoice that the western hemisphere has dropped the British
“plough” and “hiccough.”)
x | INTRODUCTION

COULDN’T SPELLING BE SIMPLER?
Over the centuries, language experts and laypeople have
advocated reform. Perhaps most famous to ordinary users
of the language is George Bernard Shaw, who left money in
his will to reward the creator of the best phonetic (fonetik?)
alphabet in English. (The winner and his system were soon
forgotten.) Similarly, it was Shaw who called our attention
to the fact that “ghoti” could be a logical spelling for “sh”:
gh as in “cough,” o as in “women,” and ti as in “nation.”
Even Theodore Roosevelt weighed in on the subject of
spelling, with a plea that our spelling be made “a little less
foolish and fantastic.”
Despite this off-and-on hubbub, nothing much has
changed. Yes, in the United States we can now write
“humor,” not “humour,” but we’re still writing “thorough”
for what sounds like “thuro.” Not to mention that we write
(or try to write) “ophthalmology” for a word almost every-
one pronounces “ofthamology.” If you decide to work for—
or at least to cheer for—further radical changes in standard
English spelling, ne. In the meantime, you’re going to
have to cope with the current system as best you can.
WHAT ABOUT SPELL CHECK?
We’re not mind readers, but we suspect you’ve been
thinking, “but spell check has changed all that!” To some
extent, yes—and hurrah for that! But as many writers have
learned the hard way, spellcheckers can sometimes hurt.
Have you ever offered spell check a misspelling and gotten
back something far from what you had in mind? A friend
was recently trying to write “nonchalant.” Spell check’s
best guess was “non-sealant”—not quite the same thing!

Similarly, the spell check program of an acquaintance in
the health profession let him down badly when a draft of
INTRODUCTION | xi
a report referred to chronic hick upping. Even worse, spell-
ing checkers are totally impotent in regard to determining
what correctly spelled word ts your context. When you
write that the vice president of the company had “free
reign” to make decisions, your spell checker doesn’t know
that you meant to use “free rein,” a metaphor drawn not
from royalty but from horses. And although many people
have their laptops practically welded to their hands, some
of us still have moments of writing when we’re away from
a computer and its program.
YOU CAN BE A BETTER SPELLER
It’s not only helpful to bulk up the spelling lobe of your
brain; it’s also possible. This book can help you. Let’s begin
to look at some specics. As you glance through this book,
you’ll see columns of common misspellings and their cor-
rect counterparts. You now have instant access to the cor-
rect spelling of more than 12,500 words, organized with
speed and convenience in mind. This book takes the guess-
work out of spelling. In our Spell It Right Appendix you’ll
also nd various cautions, memory hooks, notes about
words that do or do not follow rules, and guides to help
you sort out tricky pairs such as affect and effect or trip-
lets like censor, sensor, and censure. Adopting our tips and
memory tricks can assist you, and beginning to work out
tips and hooks of your own can be even more benecial.
This dictionary also helps by being a book that ts in your
hand, your pocket, and your bag. Whatever your goal, this

is the book for you!

WORDS YOU SHOULD KNOW HOW TO SPELL | 1
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Most Commonly Misspelled Words
• absence
• accommodate
• achieve
• acquire
• address
• among
• apparent
• argument
• athlete
• awful
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A
a capella a cappella
a pryori a priori
abac aback
abait abate
abasse abase
abayence abeyance
abba abbé
abbacus abacus
abbaft abaft
abbalishionist abolitionist
abbaloney abalone

abbandon abandon
abbariginal aboriginal
abbash abash
abbatement abatement
abbatoire abattoir
abbcissa abscissa
abbduct abduct
abbduction abduction
abberation aberration
abberent aberrant
abbet abet
abblative ablative
abblaze ablaze
abbolish abolish
abbolition abolition
abbominable abominable
abboriginee aborigine
abbott abbot
abbracadabra abracadabra
abbrasive abrasive
abbrazzo abrazo
abbrupt abrupt
abbs abs
abbscond abscond
abbsentee absentee
abbsolution absolution
abbsolve absolve
abbstemious abstemious
abbstruse abstruse
abbusive abusive

abbutment abutment
abby abbé
abbye abbey
abbysmal abysmal
abbzorption absorption
abdacate abdicate
abdommen abdomen
abdomminal abdominal
Abell Abel
abeyence abeyance
abhore abhor
abhorent abhorrent
abhorrance abhorrence
abiss abyss
abissal abyssal
abjoor abjure
abnagate abnegate
abnagation abnegation
abnormallity abnormality
aborshun abortion
abrevviate abbreviate
abscent absent
absense absence
abserd absurd
absess abscess
absorbant absorbent
abstension abstention
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abstinance abstinence
abundence abundance
abundent abundant
abzurdity absurdity
acadamy academy
acanthis acanthus
acauaintence acquaintance
accacia acacia
accademia academia
accanthus acanthus
accarage acreage
acceed accede
accelaration acceleration
accellerator accelerator
accellerent accelerant
accensuate accentuate
acceptible acceptable
accesable accessible
accesory accessory
accetic acetic
accidense accidence
accidic acidic
accidintly accidentally
acclame acclaim
acclammation acclamation
acclimmate acclimate
accollade accolade
accolyte acolyte

accomodate accommodate
accompanniment accompaniment
accompleshmant accomplishment
accomplise accomplice
accooter accouter
accordence accordance
accordian accordion
accresion accretion
accrid acrid
accrobat acrobat
accronym acronym
accrophobia acrophobia
accropolis acropolis
accros across
accrostic acrostic
accruel accrual
acction action
acctress actress
accuantance acquaintance
accuity acuity
accuizition acquisition
accummulate accumulate
accupuncture acupuncture
accurracy accuracy
accurrsed accursed
accusitive accusative
accustic acoustic
accustum accustom
accute acute
accuzation accusation

accuze accuse
accuzing accusing
acentuate accentuate
acerbait acerbate
acettaline acetylene
acheeve achieve
achevement achievement
achey achy
achrommatic achromatic
aciditty acidity
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acidoffalous acidophilus
acke ache
Ackeron Acheron
Ackilles heel Achilles heel
ackmee acme
acknollege acknowledge
ackny acne
ackorn acorn
ackrylic acrylic
ackseed accede
acksent accent
acksess access
ackwire acquire
ackwit acquit
aclat eclat

acomplish accomplish
acost accost
acountant accountant
acouterment accouterment
acqueus aqueous
acquiese acquiesce
acquiesence acquiescence
acquisative acquisitive
acquital acquittal
acquited acquitted
acredit accredit
acrillic acrylic
acrimoneus acrimonious
acromeggaly acromegaly
acsellarate accelerate
acsept accept
actavate activate
actavism activism
acter actor
actionible actionable
activaties activities
actuallity actuality
actualy actually
acturrial actuarial
actuwary actuary
aculturate acculturate
add hock ad hoc
add homanem ad hominem
add infinitem ad infinitum
add lib ad lib

add nauseum ad nauseam
add vallorem ad valorem
addage adage
addamantine adamantine
addapt adapt
addaquit adequate
addative additive
addeau adieu
addel addle
addendam addendum
addenoyds adenoids
addept adept
addhere adhere
addherent adherent
addhezive adhesive
addic addict
addipose adipose
addit adit
addjative adjective
addjudge adjudge
addjunk adjunct
addjutent adjutant
addmit admit
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addmonision admonition
addobe adobe

addopt adopt
addore adore
addorn adorn
adduccion adduction
addulate adulate
adduse adduce
addvantage advantage
addvantageous advantageous
addventuress adventuress
addverse adverse
addvertize advertise
addze adz
addze adze
adelvise edelweiss
ademant adamant
adherance adherence
adhezion adhesion
adjoor adjure
adjurn adjourn
admier admire
administrater administrator
adminnister administer
admirasion admiration
admirrel admiral
admittence admittance
admonnish admonish
adollescence adolescence
adollescent adolescent
Adonnis Adonis
adoo ado

adorrable adorable
Adreatic Adriatic
adrennal adrenal
adress address
adroyte adroit
adsorbant adsorbent
adultary adultery
adulterrate adulterate
adulterrer adulterer
adulterrous adulterous
adverbeal adverbial
adversaty adversity
advisary advisory
advizable advisable
advizement advisement
advocasy advocacy
advoccate advocate
Aeolean Aeolian
afect affect (change)
affadavit affidavit
affar afar
affebel affable
affeck affect
affectasion affectation
afficiannodo aficionado
affid aphid
afflame aflame
afflic afflict
afflicksion affliction
afflote afloat

affluense affluence
afflutter aflutter
affoot afoot
afforist aphorist
affresh afresh
Affro Afro
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A
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Incorrect Correct Incorrect Correct
affter after
affterberth afterbirth
afftermath aftermath
affterward afterward
affterword afterword
afilliate affiliate
afilliated affiliated
afilliation affiliation
afinnity affinity
afirm affirm
afirmattive affirmative
afix affix
afluent affluent
aformentioned aforementioned
afray affray
afrodisiac aphrodisiac
Afrokans Afrikaans
afront affront
agap agape

agarric agaric
aggain again
aggar-aggar agar-agar
aggate agate
aggency agency
aggent provoccateur agent provocateur
aggervate aggravate
aggitater agitator
aggonize agonize
aggony agony
aggorophobia agoraphobia
aggove agave
aggranomics agronomics
aggraphia agraphia
aggrarian agrarian
aggree agree
aggreed agreed
aggrement agreement
aggresser aggressor
aggriculture agriculture
aggronemy agronomy
aggue ague
agid aged
agism ageism
agonise agonize
agorra agora
agrabusiness agribusiness
agreeible agreeable
agressive aggressive
agrumentattive argumentative

ahhoy ahoy
ahn garde en garde
ahnt aunt
ahnvoy envoy
aidd aid (help)
aidd aide (helper)
AIDDS AIDS (disease)
aigth eighth
ailleron aileron
ailllurephile ailurophile
airabble arable
airborn airborne
Airdale Airedale
airloom heirloom
airobattics aerobatics
airomechanics aeromechanics
aironaut aeronaut
aironautical aeronautical
aironautics aeronautics
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airosol aerosol
airospace aerospace
airplain airplane
airr heir (inheritor)
aite eight
aiy-aiy aye-aye

ajile agile
ajility agility
ajinda agenda
ajjar ajar
ajoin adjoin
ajudicate adjudicate
akkimbo akimbo
akkin akin
akute acute
al denty al dente
Al Kaidda al Qaeda
alagory allegory
alass alas
alay allay
Albakerky Albuquerque
albanism albinism
albe alb
albuman albumin
alchaemy alchemy
aleanate alienate
alegiance allegiance
alegretto allegretto
alegro allegro
Aleuit Aleut
aleviate alleviate
Alexandrea Alexandria
alfa and ommega alpha and omega
alfanumerric alphanumeric
alfoulfa alfalfa
algee algae (plural)

algi alga (singular)
algorythm algorithm
alian alien
alianthus ailanthus
alkahaul alcohol
alkahollic alcoholic
alkalie alkali
alkalloid alkaloid
alkammy alchemy
Alkatrazz Alcatraz
alkilyze alkalize
alla cart a la carte
alla mode a la mode
(stylish, or with ice cream)
alla mode alamode
(silk fabric)
allabaster alabaster
allaby alibi
allacate allocate
allagation allegation
allagator alligator
allagorical allegorical
allamode alamode (silk)
allamonde allemande
allamony alimony
allaphone allophone
allbacore albacore
allbatross albatross
allbeit albeit
allbum album

allderman alderman
alleas alias
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alledge allege
allee alee
allembic alembic
allergee allergy
allert alert
Alleut Aleut
Alleutian Aleutian
allexia alexia
allfa alpha
allfresco alfresco
allgebra algebra
allie alley
(passageway)
allie ally (friend)
allience alliance
allight alight
allike alike
alline align
allit alit
allitarasion alliteration
allmanack almanac
allmighty almighty
allmond almond

allmost almost
allms alms
alloe aloe
alloft aloft
allone alone
alloof aloof
allopecia alopecia
alloted allotted
alloud aloud (heard)
Allpine Alpine
allready already (past)
allreddy all ready
(prepared)
alltar altar (stand)
allter alter (change)
allterasion alteration
alltercation altercation
allternative alternative
allternator alternator
allthough although
alltogather altogether
(completely)
alltogether all together
(combined)
allum alum
allumnas alumnus
allvaolur alveolar
allways always
ally-oop alley-oop
Allzhiemer’s disease Alzheimer’s

disease
alma matter alma mater
alot allot (give)
alot a lot (many)
alow allow
alowance allowance
alowed allowed
(permitted)
aloy alloy
alpacka alpaca
alphorne alphorn
alreddy all ready
(prepared)
alreddy already (past)
alright all right
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altatude altitude
altimmeter altimeter
altocumulous altocumulus
altrueism altruism
altruistick altruistic
alude allude (refer)
aluminnium aluminum
alure allure
alussion allusion
aluvial alluvial

amalgum amalgam
amalgumate amalgamate
amannuensis amanuensis
amature amateur
ambadexterous ambidextrous
ambaguety ambiguity
ambeant ambient
ambeyance ambience
ambigguous ambiguous
ambivulant ambivalent
ambullence ambulance
ameeba amoeba
amfora amphora
ammandine amandine
ammathyst amethyst
ammative amative
ammber amber
ammego amigo
ammenable amenable
ammenity amenity
ammeno amino
ammenorea amenorrhea
ammentia amentia
ammicable amicable
ammid amid
ammidships amidships
ammigdala amygdala
ammiss amiss
ammneosentesis amniocentesis
ammorous amorous

ammorphus amorphous
ammortazation amortization
ammortise amortize
ammount amount
ammour amour
ammpersand ampersand
ammpitheater amphitheater
ammuk amok
ammung among
ammuze amuse
amnezia amnesia
amnisty amnesty
amonnia ammonia
amorral amoral
ampeer ampere
amperrage amperage
amphettamine amphetamine
amphibbean amphibian
amphibbious amphibious
ampile ample
amplafy amplify
amplatude amplitude
ampull ampoule
amputtee amputee
amulett amulet
amunition ammunition
amyable amiable
anafrodisiac anaphrodisiac
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analyasis analysis
anarky anarchy
Anartick Antarctic
anceint ancient
ancestrel ancestral
anchorege anchorage
anchorrite anchorite
anclave enclave
ancore encore
andirron andiron
andontay andante
andragen androgen
androjenous androgynous
Andrommeda Andromeda
androyd android
aneal anneal
anel anal
anemmanee anemone
anex annex
angellic angelic
angest angst
Anglacism Anglicism
Anglo Saxxon Anglo Saxon
Anglofile Anglophile
angorra angora
angryer angrier
angryest angriest

angstrum angstrom
angul angle
anguler angular
angziety anxiety
animacule animalcule
animasm animism
animossity animosity
animuss animus
anisthetic anesthetic
anjina angina
anjioplasty angioplasty
anker anchor
ankorage anchorage
anklette anklet
Annababtist Anabaptist
annachronism anachronism
annaconda anaconda
annagram anagram
annal anal
annalgesic analgesic
annalize analyze
annalls annals
annalog analog
annalogy analogy
annalyst analyst
annalytic analytic
annamometer anemometer
annanimmity anonymity
annapest anapest
annarchist anarchist

annarobic anaerobic
annatate annotate
annathema anathema
annatomy anatomy
annchovy anchovy
annecdotal anecdotal
annecdote anecdote
annellid annelid
annemia anemia
anngler angler
annguish anguish
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annihillate annihilate
annimadversion animadversion
annimate animate
annimation animation
annise anise (flower,
seed)
annisette anisette (liqueur)
anniversery anniversary
annode anode
annoey annoy
annorexic anorexic
annorexxia anorexia
annoyence annoyance
annser answer

annterior anterior
annthem anthem
annthrax anthrax
annuel annual
annuitee annuity
annuitent annuitant
annurism aneurysm
annus anus
annvil anvil
anomallous anomalous
anomally anomaly
anonnamous anonymous
anoynt anoint
ansestor ancestor
ansillery ancillary
antabiotic antibiotic
antaboddy antibody
antacyclone anticyclone
antagen antigen
antaggonize antagonize
antagonnizm antagonism
antalope antelope
antamatter antimatter
antapasto antipasto
Antartick Antarctic
antaseptic antiseptic
ante merridium ante meridiem
antecedant antecedent
antechrist antichrist
antecoagulent anticoagulant

antedilluvean antediluvian
anteek antique
antemony antimony
anthollogy anthology
anthrasite anthracite
anthropoffagi anthropophagi
anthropollogy anthropology
anthroposentric anthropocentric
anthroppoid anthropoid
antibacterrial antibacterial
antibalistic antiballistic
anticippate anticipate
antick antic
antidate antedate
antideppressent antidepressant
antidissestablishmentareanism
antidisestablishmentarianism
antidoat antidote
antihistammine antihistamine
anti-intellectuel anti-intellectual
antimacasser antimacassar
antinna antenna
antinym antonym
antioxident antioxidant