How to spell TATLE correctly?

If you're trying to type "tatle" but realize it's a misspelling, fear not! The correct spelling you're looking for is "tattle". This word means to share gossip or secrets about someone. Always proofread before hitting send to avoid any unintentional misspellings!

• battle The battle between the two armies lasted for hours.
• cattle
• dale
• date
• rattle The sound of the train passing by made the windows rattle.
• stale The bread has gone stale after being left out overnight.
• startle The loud noise from the fireworks made me startle.
• table
• tactile Blind people learn to read using Braille, a tactile system of raised dots.
• tail The wag of a dog's tail usually symbolizes happiness.
• tailed The hunter followed the tailed deer into the woods.
• tale Her grandmother told her a fascinating tale about their family's history.
• Tali I have a friend named Tali.
• tall The basketball player was very tall, standing at over seven feet.
• taller
• Talley
• tartly I found that the dessert was tartly.
• tat It is tat to do something that is not necessary.
• tate The actress wore a black tate over her dress.
• tater
• tatter
• tattle Mom told me not to tattle on my little brother, but it's hard when he won't stop bothering me.
• Tattled
• tattler I'm not a tattler, but I know your little secret.
• tattles The child was jumping on the trundle bed, scattering the tattles all over the floor.
• tautly She was carefully tautly tying her shoe.
• tile I have a floor tile that needs to be replaced.
• title He earned the title of champion after winning the competition.
• titled
• titles My favorite movies are all titles movies.
• tittle I need to adjust the tittle on the letter "i" in my manuscript.
• Tole The tole tray was adorned with delicate hand-painted flowers.
• tootle The little car began to tootle down the road with a cheerful sound.
• tote She used a tote to carry her books to class.
• turtle The turtle was making its way slowly across the road.
• wattle The old man built a wattle fence around his garden to keep the rabbits out.

Intertubing

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