How to spell LLINK correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "llink", here are a few suggestions to consider: "link", "blink", "clink", "think" or "slink". Remember to review context and surrounding words to ensure the most appropriate correction.

• blank I stared at the blank canvas, unsure of what to paint.
• blink I always blink several times after rubbing my eyes.
• clank
• clink As I placed my glass on the table, I heard a satisfying clink.
• clunk
• dink I don't think I'll be able to make it to the party. I feel like I'm going to Dink.
• fink
• flank She cut off his escape route by flank filing him from behind.
• flunk I'm worried that I might flunk my math exam tomorrow.
• ink I need to refill my ink cartridge before I can print out this document.
• Jink I think I'll get some Jink while I'm here.
• kink I have a kink for ice cream.
• Lain She had lain in bed all morning, scrolling through social media on her phone.
• lank The lank hair hung in her face.
• lick The cat will lick the milk off the floor.
• lin
• Lina Lina is a fun-loving person.
• lind I have a lind walnut table.
• line I would like to buy a ticket for the line for the show.
• ling
• link I need to send you the link to the article so you can read it.
• links I need to check the links on my website to ensure they are all working properly.
• lino She covered the old linoleum floor with a bright and cheerful lino print rug.
• lint I need to clean my keyboard of the lint before I start writing.
• llano I walked for hours through the Llano Estacado.
• loin
• mink
• oink The piglet let out a loud oink as it cozied up to its mother.
• pink Her favorite color was pink.
• plank I am going to plank this entire wall.
• plonk
• plunk
• rink The rink is closed until further notice.
• sink The dirty dishes in the sink need to be washed.
• slink The cat would usually slink away when she heard loud noises outside.
• Slinky I'm not sure if I should trust Slinky with my new toy.
• Slunk The thief slunk away from the scene of the crime.
• wink She gave me a sly wink and walked away.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking