How to spell WITLE correctly?

The correct spelling for "witle" is likely "whittle", meaning to carve or cut small pieces from a larger piece of material. Other possible correct suggestions for misspellings of "witle" could include "wattle", "title" or "little". Always check a dictionary or use spellcheck to ensure accurate spelling.

• tile
• title
• vile The smell emanating from that garbage bin is absolutely vile.
• Waite
• wale The wale of the ribbed sweater added a nice texture to the garment.
• wattle The wattle fence was used to separate the garden from the rest of the yard.
• wetly The leaves stuck to her shoes wetly as she trudged through the rain-soaked garden.
• while While I wait, I go in the other room and play video games.
• whistle I can always hear my mother blowing her whistle when she's driving us around.
• white The walls in my bedroom are painted white.
• Whitley
• whittle I wanted to whittle some wood, but my knife wouldn't cut it.
• wide The river was wide and it took us a while to cross it.
• wield The knight was able to wield his sword with great skill during the battle.
• wild He was out hunting wild game.
• wilde Wilde tells the story of a young man who yearns for adventure and freedom.
• wile I'll wile away the time with you.
• Wiley
• will I will take a vacation next week.
• Willed She willed herself to take the first step towards her dream.
• Willie I will never forget the time I spent with Willie at the carnival.
• wilt The flowers began to wilt in the heat of the afternoon sun.
• wily Thornton is a very wily fish.
• wit You have great wit.
• witless I can't believe he would think that was a good idea. His witless proposal was a disaster.
• Witt Raymond Witt is known as the "Wittgenstein of the WNBA.

Apsolutly

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