How to spell SNALE correctly?

If you meant to type "snail" but mistakenly wrote "snale", don't worry, it happens to everyone! Here are some correct suggestions to help you make the correction: "snail", "scale" or "stale". Double-check your spelling next time to avoid such errors, and happy writing!

• nile
• sable She wore a sable coat to keep warm in the chilly weather.
• Sal
• sale The annual summer sale at the department store starts next week.
• sane It's important to stay sane during times of stress and uncertainty.
• scale I need a scale to weigh the ingredients for the recipe.
• seal The seal balanced a ball on its nose during the marine show.
• sealer I need to buy a sealer to protect the tiles in my shower.
• senile The old man had become so senile that he couldn't remember his own name.
• single She is currently single and not looking for a relationship.
• snaffle She used a snaffle to control her horse while she rode through the fields.
• snail The snail is moving slowly along the path.
• Snails Snails are fascinating creatures that leave behind a trail of slime.
• snake
• snare The hunter set a trap using a snare to catch the fox.
• snarl
• snarled The traffic snarled up the entire city.
• snarls The traffic was so bad that it caused snarls on the highway.
• snarly I can't stand that snarly guy in the back of the classroom.
• Snell Snell is a small town west of Erie.
• sole I am the sole survivor of the plane crash.
• stale We ate out last night and I could tell that the food was stale.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking