How to spell CHOOL correctly?

If you frequently misspell "chool", worry not, as there are possible correct alternatives. Firstly, it may be a typo, so replacing it with "school" should do the trick. Alternatively, if it refers to an abbreviation, "Chool" or "Chools" could be suitable. Remember to proofread your work to ensure accurate spelling!

• chaos The earthquake caused chaos in the streets.
• chill
• Chloe
• choc
• chock
• choir The choir sang hymns beautifully during the church service on Sunday.
• choke He began to choke on his food when he tried to talk and eat at the same time.
• choose I must choose between staying up late to finish my work or getting a good night's sleep.
• choosy She's very choosy about the kind of coffee she drinks.
• chop
• choral She offered him a seat at the choral bench.
• chord The musician played a beautiful chord on his guitar.
• chore Mom did the chore of getting the food.
• Chose
• chou She loves to eat chou chou.
• chow I love to eat chow mein noodles with vegetables.
• chows My neighbor breeds chows and has a beautiful litter of puppies right now.
• churl The churl in the store refused to hold the door open for the woman with a stroller.
• coal The coal mine is the source of the community's livelihood.
• coil The snake slowly uncoiled its body from the tightly wound coil.
• col The col between the two mountains was difficult to cross.
• Coll
• cool That was a really cool party!
• cowl She was wearing a black cowl over her head.
• fool He was a fool to leave his computer at home.
• ghoul It's ghoul night, so be careful where you go.
• howl The wolf's eerie howl echoed through the forest.
• pool
• school
• Sheol In Jewish and Christian beliefs, Sheol is considered the place where the dead go, similar to the concept of the underworld.
• shoal The shoal of fish swimming near the ship was a surprise.
• shoo I tried to shoo the flies away from my food, but they kept coming back.
• shook He shook his head, refusing to believe what he was hearing.
• shoos The cat shoos away the mouse with its paw.
• shoot I love to shoot with my camera.
• tool My dad taught me how to properly use a miter saw, which is an essential tool for cutting wood.
• whorl The whorl of the snail's shell is so pronounced that it can be used as a tool for opening shells.
• wool My grandmother knits warm hats and sweaters from wool.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately