How to spell STULL correctly?

If you meant "still", you'll need two Ls instead of just one. If you meant "stall", you'll need an A instead of a U. And if you meant "stool", you'll need an O instead of a U. It's important to double-check your spelling to ensure clear communication.

• dull The lecture was so dull that everyone started nodding off.
• saul Saul had a change of heart and became a devoted follower of Jesus.
• scull He used a pair of oars to scull his way across the lake.
• sell
• sill My car has a small rip in the roof along the sill.
• skull The skull is the calvarium.
• soul There is a soul inside of every one of us.
• stael
• stale The milk had gone bad and started to smell stale.
• stall The induction motor will stall if the load exceeds a certain amount.
• stalls The stalls were very dirty.
• steal I could steal that cookie from under her nose.
• steel The skyscraper was built with a strong steel frame to withstand earthquakes and high winds.
• stella Stella is the brightest star in the sky.
• stile She hopped over the stile and continued along the footpath.
• still After working all day, I felt exhausted and wanted to just curl up on the couch and still watch TV.
• stills Jane is a poet and she has published a number of poems that are stills.
• STOL The small, light-weight aircraft was designed for short takeoff and landing (STOL) capabilities.
• stole He stole my phone while I was distracted.
• stool I placed my stool in front of the TV so I could sit down and watch.
• stroll
• Stu Stu is my nephew's nickname.
• style In writing, one must have a style that is suited to the content.
• sulla
• sully I don't want to sully my reputation by associating with people like that.
• tall Tall buildings make an impression.
• tell
• till
• toll The toll of the bell signaled the start of the school day.
• Tull
• tulle She wore a beautiful tulle ball gown.

Apsolutly

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