How to spell COLLD correctly?
The misspelling "colld" may actually be meant to be "cold", "called" or "collide", depending on the context of the sentence. Re-reading the sentence and checking for grammar and syntax errors may also help in finding the correct suggestion for the misspelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell colld correctly
- called
- clad
- clod He accidentally stepped on a clod of dirt and slipped.
- Coaled The train coaled up before continuing its journey.
- COD I packed my bags and left for Chicago, but I forgot my Cod.
- coiled The snake coiled itself up in preparation for attack.
- col The col between the two peaks provided a stunning view of the valley below.
- cold
- coldly She looked at him coldly and said, "I don't know who you are.
- COLDS Many people mistakenly believe that colds are caused by cold weather.
- Coll I own a Coll xtra large dog house.
- collard I always wear a collard shirt to try to stay warm.
- collide The two cars will collide if they continue to drive towards each other at this speed.
- colloid The dispersible chemical colloid was created in 1808 by the French chemist Jean-Baptiste Dumas.
- collude They were accused of trying to collude with the opposition party to overthrow the government.
- colt He was whipping the colt when it stumbled.
- cooled I poured the hot soup into the bowl and let it sit until it cooled to a tolerable temperature.
- could I could not believe how amazing the performance was.
- Culled The farmer culled the sheep that were sick and weak from his flock.
- gold She always manages to bring gold to the party.
- gould
- lld I want to buy an iPhone because they have the best lld apps.
- scold I was about to scold my daughter for making such a mess, but then I saw the fishes.
