How to spell TOLDA correctly?

If you mistakenly spell "tolda" instead of the correct word, there are a few possible suggestions. One might be "told", which is the past tense of "tell". Another option could be "todas", the Spanish word for "all". Remember to proofread your writing to avoid such errors and ensure clarity.

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• cold I'm feeling really cold, can you pass me a blanket?
• fold I like to fold my laundry as soon as it comes out of the dryer.
• Gilda
• gold She won the gold medal in the 100-meter dash.
• Golda
• Hilda Hilda went to the grocery store to buy some ingredients for her famous lasagna.
• hold
• mold I threw out the bread because it had mold on it.
• moldy
• Nelda I can't believe Nelda is coming to the party.
• old The old house was filled with antique furniture.
• sold
• tilde In Spanish, the tilde over the letter "n" changes the pronunciation of the word.
• toad The toad hopped across the damp ground in search of insects.
• toady Don't be a toady.
• tod
• today I take the bus to work today.
• todd Todd's new toy is a truck.
• toddy I drink Toddy for breakfast every morning.
• toed Please don't kick the toed Robinson Crusoe toy.
• Told I told my friend the truth about what happened last night.
• Tole I didn't know the Tole was a volcano.
• toledo It is said that Toledo was founded in 1535 by the conquistador Hernan Cortes.
• toll The price of the car includes a toll.
• tolls I always avoid taking the highway because the tolls can be very expensive.
• tulsa Tulsa is known for its art deco architecture and oil industry history.
• volta The volta is a dramatic shift in tone, subject matter, or perspective that occurs in the last few lines of a sonnet.
• Wilda
• wold The wold was covered with green grass and wildflowers.

Apsolutly

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