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Yes, public is the correct spelling for something that takes place within the general population.
"I cannot believe you did that in public".
However, pubic is the correct spelling when referring to the genital area below the tummy, which often has hair.
"Cover up your pubic bits for heaven's sake".
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How do you spell public?
Public is the correct spelling.
How do you spell exhibition?
The correct spelling is "exhibition" (a public display).
How do you spell piaza?
The correct spelling is 'piazza': an open public square.
How do you spell inogoration?
INAUGURATION - an initial or beginning action, as with the installation of public officials
How do you spell publish?
Publish is the correct spelling (to issue something for sale or distribution to the public).
How do you spell public service?
Public Service.
How do you spell public?
Public is the correct spelling.
The differences between a public unviesity and a private?
A major difference between a public university and a private university is price.
How do you spell exhibition?
The correct spelling is "exhibition" (a public display).
How do you spell piaza?
The correct spelling is 'piazza': an open public square.
How do you spell confidentuial?
The word "confidential" means secret, personal, or non-public.
How do you spell inogoration?
INAUGURATION - an initial or beginning action, as with the installation of public officials
What are free online spell check sites?
Yes, you can find free online spell check sites at www.jspell.com/public-spell-checker.html or at www.spellcheck.net/ or www.paperrater.com/ Hope this helps...good luck.
How do you spell publish?
Publish is the correct spelling (to issue something for sale or distribution to the public).
How do you spell notorized?
The correct spelling is "notarized" (officially endorsed, as by a notary public).
How do you spell pauper?
Pauper Meaning: 1: A person who is extremley poor 2: A person supported by public charity
How do you spell lycees?
The spelling "lycee" (lycée, plural lycées) are public secondary schools in France, dating to Napoleon's time.
