How to spell ALLAND correctly?

If you meant to type "alland" but realized it was misspelled, fret not! The correct suggestion might be "island" or "all and". While "island" refers to a landmass surrounded by water, "all and" can be used when referring to a collective inclusion. Double-check your spelling next time to avoid confusion.

• Alan
• Alana Alana is my best friend and we've known each other since kindergarten.
• Aldan I am Aldan of House Kelsier.
• Allan Allan is a dedicated and hardworking employee.
• Allayed The concern had been allayed by the assurances of the police chief.
• allen
• allied The two nations became allied in order to defeat a common enemy.
• almond
• aslant She kicked the soccer ball aslant, aiming for the other team's net.
• bland It was not a terribly interesting book, and I found it quite bland.
• eland
• gallant The gallant soldier risked his own life to save his fellow comrades.
• garland We hung our new Christmas decorations, a garland around the door.
• gland She had a tumor on her gland.
• holland Holland is a beautiful country with windmills and tulip fields.
• inland The inland territory is rich in natural resources.
• island The island is a great place to vacation.
• land The land was flat and featureless.
• Leland Leland is my friend's name.
• oakland I love the vibrant culture and diversity in Oakland.
• Rolland I found a copy of " Rolland" in the library.
• upland The upland area is high in elevation.
• Welland

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking