How to spell NIBLE correctly?

The correct spelling for “nible” could be “nimble” which means quick and light in movement or “nibble” which means to take small bites. Other possible suggestions could be “niggle” which means to worry or irritate or “nobble” which means to disable or sabotage something.

• bible
• bile The excessive consumption of fatty foods can lead to an increase in bile production.
• nib I use a fountain pen with a fine nib to write in my journal.
• nibble I decided to nibble on some carrot sticks instead of eating a bag of chips.
• Nibbled The mouse nibbled on the cheese.
• nibbler The nibbler ate small bites of the carrot.
• nibbles I grabbed a handful of pretzel nibbles from the bowl on the coffee table.
• nil The team's score was nil after a disappointing performance.
• nile
• nimble The gymnast was so nimble that she was able to perform a series of complex flips and twists with ease.
• nimbler The smaller company was able to adapt to changes in the market faster and prove nimbler than their larger competitors.
• Niobe Niobe was a queen in Greek mythology who was punished by the gods for her excessive pride.
• nobble
• noble The brave knight was known for his noble character and chivalrous deeds.
• nobler It is nobler to forgive and forget instead of holding grudges.
• nobly She nobly sacrificed her own safety in order to save her friends.
• nubile The young woman was seen as nubile and desirable by many men in the village.
• nybble

Apsolutly

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