How to spell BEABLE correctly?
If you meant "be able", that's two separate words. If you meant "bable", that's not a word. If you meant "bleat", that's the sound a sheep makes. If you meant "beatable", that means something is capable of being defeated. If you meant something else entirely, please clarify.
List of suggestions on how to spell beable correctly
- able
- babble The toddler began to babble incoherently, entertaining everyone around with his nonsensical words.
- babe
- bale The farmer loaded the bale of hay onto the truck.
- bauble Sheila's grandmother gave her a lovely necklace with a sparkling bauble.
- beadle
- beagle My neighbor's beagle likes to bark at anything that moves.
- bearable Despite the long hours of work, the air-conditioning made the office environment bearable.
- beatable After analyzing the opponent's strategy, I found that their approach was beatable.
- Beebe Beebe was a small town in Arkansas, where I spent my childhood.
- belle My belle is upset that I didn't get her a Father's Day present.
- Berle
- bible The bible is considered a sacred text by many religions.
- bobble The bobble on her hat bounced every time she moved her head.
- bubble The plant's leaves were coated in a gelatinous bubble that burst when touched.
- burble I could hear the burble of water in the fountain from my bedroom window.
