How to spell BABLE correctly?
If you meant to write "Babel", the tower from the Bible story, then that is spelled correctly. If you meant to write "babble", which means to talk quickly and unintelligibly or "babysit", which means to supervise a child, those are also correct spellings. Double check which word you actually intended to use.
List of suggestions on how to spell bable correctly
- able
- babble
- babbler The babbler couldn't stop talking, even when no one was listening.
- babe "Hey, babe, would you like to grab dinner with me tonight?
- babel The classroom was a babel of languages as students from all over the world chatted excitedly before the lesson began.
- bale
- bauble
- bible Many people find solace and guidance in the teachings of the Bible.
- bobble The bobble on the beanie kept bouncing as I walked.
- bubble
- burble
- cable I plugged in my cable box to watch my favorite show.
- fable "The Tortoise and the Hare" is a well-known fable that teaches the moral lesson of not underestimating one's opponent.
- gable The gable of the house is steep.
- Mable Nobody has ever seen Mable.
- sable My sable must have returned home by now.
- table I need to clear the table before we can serve dinner.
