Donald Trump Misspellings Create Surges In Online Dictionary Searches

U.S. President Donald Trump is known for his rapid-Twitter fingers where he often share many of his thoughts and opinions, including commentaries about the day's news.

Among them, he is also known to create several misspellings, as he is not always dictate messages for his aides to create them.

And here, according to a report by Dictionary.com, when the President tweeted misspelled words, the online dictionary often see spikes in searches of the same words spelled incorrectly on its website.

"Each misspelling sparks a surge in searches on site, specifically searches for that exact configuration of letters, as Americans attempt to spellcheck both the president and themselves."

Since Trump won the presidency, he and his team have published a surprising number of official communications that contain typos and many spelling errors.

For example, Trump made mistakes when spelling Karen Handel’s and Nikki Haley’s last name, using "hereby" instead of"hear by", "honered" instead of "honored", "waite" instead of "wait", "rediculous " instead of "ridiculous", "polices " instead of "policies", "waist" instead of "waste", "payed" instead of paid, using the word "tap" with two "p's" and many more.

Including the famous unfinished tweet containing the "covfefe" word.

But just like others, Trump also occasionally deletes a tweet with a misspelling and subsequently tweet a corrected version.