How to spell FULLK correctly?
If you meant "full", it can mean complete or whole. If you meant "folk", it refers to people or a community sharing similar cultural beliefs or traditions. If you meant "funk", it's a musical genre with a blend of soul, jazz, and R&B. Double-check your spelling!
List of suggestions on how to spell fullk correctly
- bulk I bought the flour in bulk to save money.
- fall
- fell
- fella That fella over there is my brother.
- fill I need to fill up my gas tank before I head out on my road trip.
- filly The filly ran across the meadow, her coat gleaming in the sun.
- flak There was enough flak to make the cockpit windows spark.
- folk I love listening to folk music on lazy Sunday mornings.
- FOLL
- folly This is folly.
- foully He was accused of playing foully during the game.
- fuel The car needs fuel to run efficiently.
- full The cake is full of sugar.
- Fulled
- fuller My car is full of Fuller's Earth.
- fulls
- fully I am fully aware of the risks associated with this venture.
- funk The funk music played at the party got everyone moving and grooving on the dance floor.
- furl
- hulk The hulk of the old ship lay on the shore, a relic of a bygone era.
- sulk I always seem to make her sulk, even though I'm not always the best at handling things.
