How to spell COLL correctly?

If you've made the common typo of typing "coll" instead of "cool", "call" or "collar", fret not! Auto-correct can be rather unpredictable, so here are some suggestions to help you fix it. Double-check your intended word or better yet, proofread to catch such slippery errors. Happy typing!

• boll
• call I need to call my mother to tell her I will be late.
• cell I accidentally dropped my cell phone and cracked the screen.
• coal
• coil
• col The col between the two mountains is known for its treacherous weather conditions.
• cola
• cold I always have a cup of hot tea to warm me up when it's cold outside.
• cole My favorite side dish with dinner is creamy coleslaw made with shredded cole.
• Coll
• COLO
• COLS
• colt The rancher's colt was born just a few days ago.
• cool The breeze from the fan felt cool on my face.
• cowl The monk wore a brown cowl over his head to conceal his face.
• cull The farmer decided to cull the weak and sickly sheep from his flock.
• doll She had a beautiful porcelain doll that she kept on her bookshelf.
• FOLL
• loll I like to loll on the couch after a long day at work.
• moll The woman sang a soft and sorrowful moll, evoking feelings of sadness and loss among the audience.
• poll The newspaper conducted a poll to gauge public opinion on the proposed tax hike.
• roll As the baker finished kneading the dough, he prepared to roll it out into a thin layer.
• toll The toll of the church bells could be heard echoing throughout the village.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking