How to spell PAROL correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "parol" instead of the intended word, here are some possible suggestions that might fit the context: "parole", referring to the supervised release of a prisoner; "parlor", often used to describe a sitting room; or "patrol", indicating the act of monitoring or guarding an area.

• carol
• Karol Karol is a name that means "Charles.
• pail I need to buy a new pail to carry water to the garden.
• pal I'm going to grab lunch with my pal from college today.
• pall The gray sky cast a pall over the city, dampening everyone's mood.
• para I need to borrow your para para to swing on.
• parasol She was glad to find a parasol in the shade.
• parboil I decided to parboil the chicken instead of fry it.
• pare
• parlor The parlor was decorated in a floral theme.
• parole I am applying for parole.
• Paroled Following her nine year prison sentence, she is now paroled.
• parolee The police officer was keeping a watchful eye on the parolee to make sure he was following the conditions of his release.
• paroles She sang her favorite ballad in French, paroles ringing in her ears.
• parr
• patrol The police patrol the city streets to ensure the safety of its citizens.
• paul My sister is dating a guy named Paul.
• pawl The pawl clicked into place, securing the door shut.
• payroll I need to pay my payroll on Friday.
• pearl She wore a beautiful pearl necklace with her wedding dress.
• peril The hiker was aware of the peril of getting lost in the wilderness.
• Perl I really enjoy programming in Perl.
• petrol I'll get some petrol for the car.
• pol
• pool I love going to my pool to cool off on hot days.
• pro My pro opinion is that you should buy this product.
• prole She has a lot of Prole friends.
• prow
• prowl The prowl of the cat is an enjoyable pastime.
• purl She knitted a beautiful scarf using both knit and purl stitches.

Intertubing

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