"Finaly" is the incorrect spelling of "finally." "Finally" is an adverb that is commonly used to indicate the conclusion or end of a series of events, actions, or processes. It suggests that something has happened after a period of time, effort, or anticipation.

"Messege" is the incorrect spelling of "message." "Message" generally refers to a piece of information or communication that is conveyed from one person, group, or system to another.

"Easyer" is the incorrect spelling of "easier." Easier" is an adjective that describes something that is not difficult, hard, or complicated. When something is said to be easier, it means that it requires less effort, skill, or time to accomplish compared to another task or situation.

"Intial" is the incorrect spelling of "inital." "Initial" refers to the beginning or starting point of something.

"Shreak" is the incorrect spelling of "shriek." "Shriek" is a verb that means to utter a loud, sharp, and piercing cry or sound. It is often associated with expressing intense emotion, such as fear, excitement, or pain. As a noun, "shriek" refers to the loud, sharp cry itself.

"Boxs" is the incorrect spelling of "boxes." "Boxes" are containers typically made of cardboard, wood, or other materials for storing or transporting goods.

"Mathmatics" is the incorrect spelling of "mathematics." "Mathematics" is a field of study that involves the exploration of patterns, structures, and relationships using numbers and symbols.

"Appearence" is an incorrect spelling of "appearance." "Appearance" generally refers to the way that someone or something looks or the visual impression it presents.

"Colege" is the mispelling of "college." "College" is a term used in English to refer to a higher education institution or an educational institution beyond the secondary (high school) level.