How to spell FELLO correctly?

If you intended to write "fellow" but mistakenly typed "fello", here are some plausible alternatives to rectify the error. Consider using "follow" to indicate tracking someone or something. Another option is "fellow" itself, which refers to a person belonging to the same group or sharing similar qualities. Lastly, you can try "fellowship" to denote a friendly association or partnership.

• cello My friend plays the cello beautifully.
• fall
• fallow The field has been left fallow for a year to restore the soil.
• feel I can feel the warmth of the sun on my face.
• fell John fell off his bike while riding it in the park.
• fella
• feller
• fellow My fellow students and I are studying hard for our final exams.
• fells The hunter quietly stalked through the fells, searching for his prey.
• fill Can you please fill up my glass with water?
• filly The filly ran around the paddock with its mother.
• FILO FILO is a Latin word that means "thread.
• Flo I am going to ask Flo for directions.
• folio The manuscript consisted of a single folio.
• FOLL Haven't decided what to wear yet, let's see what's in the bag Foll.
• follow I asked him to follow me.
• folly It would be a great folly to ignore the warnings of the experts.
• full The backpack was full of books.
• fully I fully believe in your potential to achieve greatness.
• hello
• jello After dinner, I wanted to make Jello.

Apsolutly

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