How to spell SQUEL correctly?

If you meant to type "squel" but ended up with a misspelling, fear not! There are a few suggestions that might be the word you intended. "Squelch" refers to a wet, sucking noise; "sequel" pertains to a follow-up story or movie; and "squirrel" describes a cute, bushy-tailed critter.

• quell The police arrived at the scene to quell the violent protest.
• Raquel Raquel is an expert in marketing strategies.
• samuel Samuel is a great name for a baby boy.
• saul Saul was chosen to be the first king of Israel.
• scull
• sequel The highly anticipated sequel to the blockbuster movie is set to release next summer.
• sequels Many people argue that Hollywood tends to rely too heavily on sequels and reboots instead of creating original content.
• skull Inside the skull was a large Incan testifying idol.
• slue She loved to watch Slue play basketball.
• soul I believe that music has the power to feed the soul.
• squall The sudden squall caught the sailors off guard, causing the ship to rock violently.
• squaw The squaw was very angry.
• squeak The old floorboards would always squeak when she walked on them.
• squeal
• squeals The piglet let out loud squeals when the farmer picked it up.
• squelch He tried to squelch the rumors, but they seemed to spread faster each time.

Apsolutly

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