diff --git a/doc/foot.1.scd b/doc/foot.1.scd
index 1874c0cb..8424b26a 100644
--- a/doc/foot.1.scd
+++ b/doc/foot.1.scd
@@ -214,14 +214,14 @@ _Examples_:
 By default, foot prefixes meta characters with *ESC*. This corresponds
 to XTerm's *metaSendsEscape* option set to *true*.
 
-This can be disabled programatically with *\E[?1036l* (and enabled
+This can be disabled programmatically with *\E[?1036l* (and enabled
 again with *\E[?1036h*).
 
 When disabled, foot will instead set the 8:th bit of meta character
 and then UTF-8 encode it. This corresponds to XTerm's *eightBitMeta*
 option set to *true*.
 
-This can also be disabled programatically with *rmm* (Reset Meta Mode,
+This can also be disabled programmatically with *rmm* (Reset Meta Mode,
 *\E[?1034l*), and enabled again with *smm* (Set Meta Mode,
 *\E[?1034h*).
 
diff --git a/doc/foot.5.scd b/doc/foot.5.scd
index 92ac7c01..7c3ab283 100644
--- a/doc/foot.5.scd
+++ b/doc/foot.5.scd
@@ -335,7 +335,7 @@ any of these options.
 	Now, that was a lof of text. But what is it foot actually does?
 	
 	When receiving client data, it schedules a timer, the
-	*delayed-render-lower*. If we do not recieve any more client data
+	*delayed-render-lower*. If we do not receive any more client data
 	before the timer has run out, we render the frame. If however, we
 	do receive more data, the timer is re-scheduled. That is, each
 	time we receive client data, frame rendering is delayed another