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How to spell FIDLE correctly?

If you've made the common typo "fidle" instead of "fiddle", fear not! Here are a few suggestions to help rectify the mistake. Perhaps you meant "idle", implying inactivity. Alternatively, "file" could be appropriate if you were referring to organizing documents. Remember to double-check spellings before finalizing your content.

List of suggestions on how to spell fidle correctly

  • fade The memory of that day began to fade as time passed.
  • faille After many failed attempts, the peasant finally triumphantly harvested a tiny faille pear.
  • fiddle She played the fiddle while they danced.
  • Fiddled I fiddled with my phone while waiting for the train to arrive.
  • fiddler The fiddler in the park was really good.
  • fiddles The musician fiddles with his instrument before the show starts.
  • fiddly This fiddly task is difficult to complete.
  • Fidel He was one of the best Fidel Castro's ever.
  • Fido My dog's name is Fido.
  • field I had to cross a field to get to the other side.
  • file I need to create a new file for my research paper.
  • Filed
  • filer I need to find a filer for these documents before submitting them.
  • filet
  • fill She asked the waiter to fill up her glass with water.
  • filled The bottle was filled with sand from the beach.
  • filler I'm a filler for this class.
  • fillet
  • FILO I usually ask for a substitution of chicken for filo in my orders.
  • fitly This dress fitly complements my tonal brown pumps.
  • fondle My mom used to fondle me when I was a child.
  • fuddle I can't focus on this project - it's a total fuddle!
  • idle She grew bored and idle sitting in the waiting room.
  • idler The idler sat on the couch all day without doing any work.
  • sidle I must sidle around the sharp corner.
  • tile He spent all weekend replacing the cracked tile in the kitchen.

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