How to spell PILET correctly?
If you meant "pilot" instead of "pilet", here are some possible suggestions. One suggestion could be "pilot", meaning a person who operates an aircraft. Other alternatives might include "piglet" (a young pig), "filet" (a boneless cut of meat) or "toilet" (a fixture used for human waste disposal).
List of suggestions on how to spell pilet correctly
- filet I just had a filet mignon for dinner.
- let I'm going to let my friend borrow my book.
- Paled The once vibrant colors of the painting had paled with time, losing their brilliance.
- pallet She made a makeshift bed on a folded-out pallet.
- pellet I found a pellet in my cereal.
- pelt The rain began to pelt down on us as we dashed to find shelter.
- pet
- piety The priest was respected for his piety and devotion to the church.
- piglet The piglet squealed happily as it played with its siblings in the mud.
- Pilate Pontius Pilate condemned Jesus to die by crucifixion.
- pile The pile of rubble was too big to move.
- piled The books were piled high on the desk.
- piles After loading the dishwasher, I found piles of dishes on the kitchen floor.
- Pilled He pilled his medication into a weekly dispenser so he wouldn't forget to take it each day.
- pilot
- pit The pit was filled with boiling water.
- plat The chef carefully arranged the food on the plat before serving it to the guests.
- pleat The dress had a pleat at the waist, giving it a more defined silhouette.
- plot Informational texts often have a plot which is the sequence of events in the story.
- Poled I have a new poled board I'm excited to try out.
- Puled I saw a yelp coming from my backyard and I knew it was my dog, Puled.
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