How to spell POLLY correctly?

If you've misspelt "polly" and want to correct it, here are some suggestions. Perhaps you meant to type "polly" as "polly" refers to "pollyanna", a character known for being optimistic. Alternatively, you may have intended to write "polly", a common nickname for people named Pauline. Double-check the context to ensure the accurate spelling.

• dolly I asked my little sister if she wanted to play with her dolly.
• folly It would be a folly to invest all your money into a single business without conducting thorough research.
• golly Golly, this cake looks amazing!
• holly The holly branches were adorned with red berries, bringing a festive atmosphere to the room.
• jolly During the holiday season, we feel jolly and festive.
• lolly I give you a lolly as a thank you.
• molly Molly is a common party drug that is known to cause euphoria and heightened sensation.
• Paley William Paley was an English clergyman and philosopher who is known for his contributions to the field of natural theology.
• pall I dropped my coffee cup and it shattered into pall-like pieces on the floor.
• pally
• pill I must take my pill before I go to bed.
• play
• ploy Her ploy to get out of doing her chores was to fake a stomach ache.
• ply I need to ply my fingers with dexterity if I want to finish this project.
• pol
• polar The Arctic and Antarctica are the two polar regions of the Earth.
• pole I put my pole in the ground.
• polio I got polio when I was a child.
• poll Today's poll shows that 73% of registered voters want term limits imposed on members of Congress.
• polls The polls show that most people believe that the vaccine is safe.
• Polly Polly stole the cookies.
• polo The polo match was exciting to watch.
• Poly-
• pool I love going swimming in the pool on a hot summer day.
• POOLE I visited the historic quay in Poole and enjoyed learning about the town's maritime history.
• poorly I felt poorly after eating that junk food.
• pull One can pull a weed out of the ground.
• pulley The system used a pulley to lift the heavy crate to the top of the building.

Apsolutly

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