How to spell POLLOP correctly?

If you meant to type "pollop" but it turned out to be incorrect, here are some possible correct suggestions. You might have intended to write "pollen" or "pollo", which means chicken in Spanish. Alternatively, "polyp" could be another option, referring to a small growth found in the body. Double-check your intended meaning for accuracy.

• dollop I was so excited to try the new dollop sauce on my dish but it was pretty bland.
• gallop The horse quickly left the starting gate and began to gallop down the racetrack.
• lollop
• pallor Her pallor suggested a sudden illness.
• pillow
• plop I heard a plop in the water and saw a fish jump out.
• polio A polio outbreak has hit the area.
• Polios Polios is a term used to refer to a group of viruses that cause poliomyelitis.
• poll We'll need to take a poll to find out what everyone's favorite movie is.
• Polled I polled my friends on what they would do if they won the lottery.
• pollen The pollen from the flower provided nutrition for the plant.
• polls The polls are looking good for Clinton.
• Polly Polly wants a kitten.
• polo I always keep a couple of polo shirts in my closet in case I have a chance to go out on a date.
• polyp The doctor said that the polyp was benign.
• wallop The boxer delivered a powerful wallop to his opponent's face.

Apsolutly

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