How to spell PEOPL correctly?

If you're prone to misspelling "people" as "peopl", fear not! Here are some helpful suggestions to get it right: "peel", "pupil", "peppy", "popul", "pedal". Remember to pay attention to that extra "e" for a smooth spelling of "people."

• peal She heard a peal of laughter coming from the room next door.
• pearl She wore a beautiful pearl necklace with her elegant dress.
• pedal She used her foot to press down on the bicycle's pedal and began to ride down the street.
• peel I need to peel the orange before I can eat it.
• peep I saw a pigeon peep out from behind its roost.
• PEEPS Js got peeps in his pants
• penal Punishment for breaking the law is a penal sentence.
• people The park was filled with people enjoying the sunshine.
• peopled The island was once peopled by a tribe that has since moved on.
• peoples The United Nations is committed to respecting the rights of all peoples around the world.
• pep I've been drinking coffee all morning to try to put some pep in my step.
• peppy I like to listen to peppy music while I work out.
• PEPS I love to drink PEPS on a hot summer day.
• peril The ship was in peril of being sunk by a large wave.
• Perl
• petal The petal of the flower was torn and dirty.
• plop
• pol
• poll He was apparently unaware of the poll results.
• pool I hope we can get a pool set up for the kids this summer.
• pop My head feels like it's about to pop.
• pope The pope is scheduled to visit the country next month.
• POPS He pops a piece of candy into his mouth.
• propel The strong tailwind will propel the plane to its destination faster than usual.
• prowl I was feeling a bit prowl-ish after my date.

Apsolutly

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