How to spell CUDLY correctly?

When it comes to correcting the misspelling "cudly", there are a few possible suggestions. Firstly, one could correct it to "cuddly", which accurately describes something cute and huggable. Alternatively, "curly" is another option, referring to hair or objects with a twisted or wavy shape.

• Carly Carly likes to listen to classical music while reading a book.
• cody I know Cody from school.
• coldly I behaved coldly toward them.
• coyly Samantha smiled coyly at the boy sitting across from her.
• crudely I crudely inferred that you were not interested in attending the party.
• cud The cow regurgitated her cud and then began to chew again.
• cuddle I love to cuddle with my pet cat on rainy days.
• cuddly The stuffed bear looked incredibly cuddly, and I couldn't resist hugging it tightly.
• CUDS She kept her CuDS close to her heart.
• cull The farmer needed to cull the weaker chickens from the flock to make room for new chicks.
• cult The mass suicide of the members of the Heaven's Gate cult shocked the world.
• curdle The milk started to curdle when I left it out overnight.
• curl
• curly Her curly hair was so voluminous that it could barely fit into a ponytail.
• curtly I was rather curtly asked to leave.
• cutely She smiled cutely as she held her cup of coffee in her hands.
• Dudley Dudley was excited to go on his first airplane ride.
• dully He looked at his homework dully, not wanting to do it.
• duly She duly paid the rent on time.
• godly The preacher spoke with a godly authority that left the congregation feeling inspired and enlightened.
• gully Are you going to be able to kayak up the gully?
• idly She sat idly on the couch, scrolling through her phone without any particular purpose.
• Judy
• july
• loudly I shouted loudly in the crowded room to get everyone's attention.
• rudely I was rudely awakened by the noise.

Intertubing

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