How to spell CHOLD correctly?

If you're looking for the correct spelling of "chold", it might have been a typographical error for "child". Other possible suggestions include "fold", "cold" or "hold". Double-checking context and proofreading can help avoid such mistakes, ensuring accurate communication.

• bold She made a bold move by quitting her job without having another job offer lined up.
• chad Chad was so excited to receive his letter of acceptance to his dream university.
• chard I sauteed some garlic and chard for a quick and healthy side dish.
• child She is a child prodigy who can play the violin with great skill.
• chile Chile is known for its diverse landscape, stretching from the Atacama Desert in the north to the glaciers of Patagonia in the south.
• chili I added some extra chili powder to give the dish some extra heat.
• chill
• choked
• choler His choler was rising when he found out that his request had been denied.
• chord I need to practice playing the G chord on my guitar.
• clod He kicked a clod of dirt as he walked along the path.
• cold It's so cold outside that I had to put on three layers before leaving the house.
• colt The colt was galloping through the fields.
• cooled I cooled the soup down before serving it to my guests.
• could
• fold
• gold The medal he won at the Olympics was made of gold.
• held He held onto the railing tightly as he descended the steep staircase.
• hold Can you please hold this for me?
• holed The boat had holed at the bottom causing it to start sinking.
• Holt
• mold I found mold on the bread in the pantry.
• old
• shod The horse was shod with new shoes for the upcoming race.
• should I should get some ice cream.
• sold
• Told She told me that she was running late.
• wold

Apsolutly

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