How to spell CAWLED correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "cawled" could be "called" or "cauled" depending on the intended meaning. "Called" means to give a name or shout out, while "cauled" means to cover or protect with a layer or skin. Clarifying the context and intended usage could help determine the appropriate spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell cawled correctly
- Bawled She bawled her eyes out when she heard the sad news.
- Cabled I cabled my boss to inform him that I would be out of the office for a few days.
- Cackled As soon as the clown fell down, the audience cackled in amusement.
- Cajoled
- Calked The carpenter carefully calked the seams of the boat to prevent any leaks.
- called She called her friend to catch up on the news.
- Calmed
- calved The glaciers calved towering icebergs into the ocean below.
- Caroled
- caulked The windows were tightly caulked to prevent any draft from entering the room.
- Caviled I caviled when I was asked to help.
- Cawed The cawed ravens made a macabre observation of the carnage.
- clawed
- Coaled The ship was coaled up for the long journey ahead.
- coiled
- cooled I drank the cup of tea after it had cooled down a bit.
- Crawled I crawled up the tree to get the honey.
- Culled The farmer culled the weakest chickens from the flock to improve the overall health of the group.
- curled She had curled her hair into a neat bun.
- galled I was so galled when I tripped and hit my head.
- jailed She is currently jailed for bank robbery.
- scaled
- Scowled The old man scowled as he picked up the glass.
- Waled I woke up to find my Waled missing.
