Google Trends has the top misspelled searches by state. Ohio, you have some explaining to do.

The Scripps National Spelling Bee has come to a close, and this year has once again reminded us how brilliant these kids are, able to spell words like sesquipedalian and plenipotentiary with zero hesitation. Unfortunately, it turns out that many others across the country might not have such a knack for spelling.

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Google Trends released an infographic that highlights the top spelling searches in each state, specifically looking at searches that began with "How do you spell...," and the results are amusing.

Ohio's top search word was "choir," Kentucky's was "again" and Indiana's was "awesome." West Virginia's top search word was "West Virginia." What's going on here, people?

Check out some reactions from Twitter below. If you're one of the individuals misspelling these words, Office Depot sells Merriam Webster dictionaries for less than $2.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Ohio's top misspelled word is 'choir,' Google Trends says