How to spell PILLON correctly?

If you have mistakenly typed "pillon" and meant something else, here are some possible alternatives. If you wanted "pilon", it refers to a type of landmark or column. "Pillion", on the other hand, refers to a second seat on a motorcycle. Lastly, "pilin" could be a variation of "pile", meaning to arrange items in a stack. Choose the correct word according to the context.

• billion
• Dillon Dillon started acting really differently after his parents died.
• Gillion
• million
• pallor Her pallor showed that she was scared.
• pill I need to take my pill at the same time every day to ensure its effectiveness.
• pillar In the museum's grand hall, the marble pillar stood tall and sturdy.
• Pilling The sweater I recently purchased started pilling after only a few wears, which was disappointing.
• pillion The motorcycle driver had to attach the pillion seat to the back of the bike before his passenger could join him on the ride.
• pillions The majority of the animals in the zoo are lions, but there are also some pillions.
• pillock I can't believe John put the sugar in the salt shaker, he's such a pillock.
• pillory I would like to see the pillory in action.
• pillow Between the sheets lay my old pillow, which I had not touched in years.
• pillows I fluffed the pillows on the couch before sitting down.
• pills She always takes her pills with water.
• pilot My pilot is coming to pick me up.
• pinon The pinon nut is a popular snack in the southwestern United States.
• piton I stuck my finger in the piton and applied pressure to pull myself up.
• pollen The pollen from the flowers made her sneeze uncontrollably.
• pylon The pylon carried the high-voltage electricity wires across the river.
• villon I saw a villon run around in circles.
• zillion

Apsolutly

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