How to spell EWHOLE correctly?

If you frequently encounter the misspelling "ewhole", there are several correct suggestions to consider. It's likely that the intended word is "whole", commonly used to describe something complete or unbroken. Another possibility is "while", referring to a period of time. Additionally, "wheel" or "well" might be relevant alternatives, depending on the context.

• awhile I haven't seen my friend in awhile.
• hole In his hand was a six-inch hole in the cardboard box.
• keyhole I can see the keyhole from here.
• whole We need all the whole grains in our diet.

Ideling

• addling
• adeline
• dealing
• dialing
• diddling
• doling
• dueling
• fiddling
• idling
• middling