How to spell ELIGLE correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "eligle", here are a couple of correct alternatives: "eligible" and "eagle". "Eligible" refers to someone or something meeting the requirements, while "eagle" is a majestic bird of prey. As always, proofreading can help catch such errors and ensure clear communication.

• eagle I saw an eagle perched high in the sky.
• eligible Eligible candidates must be twenty-one years of age or older at the time of the closing.

Ponnies

• panniers
• pennies
• peonies
• pones
• ponies