How to spell FEOLT correctly?

The misspelling "feolt" could be corrected to "felt", "fault" or "falcon". Context would be necessary to determine the correct word. It's important to double-check spelling, particularly since auto-correct may not always catch errors.

• belt She tightened the belt of her robe as she walked out of her room.
• bolt
• celt The celt was a type of axe head used by ancient civilizations.
• colt The farmer was proud to show off his new colt to his neighbors.
• dolt I can't believe I once thought he was intelligent when in fact he's nothing but a dolt.
• fault
• fealty In medieval times, fealty was a sworn loyalty to a lord or monarch.
• feat
• feel
• Feet I love to go for a walk and feel the grass under my feet.
• fell I almost fell on the slippery ice.
• fella I saw a fella walking his dog down the street this morning.
• felt She felt an immense sense of relief when the final exams were over.
• felts I can't find my felts, I think I left them at the art store.
• Fest
• float I love to float on my back in the pool and watch the clouds pass by.
• flout It is not appropriate to flout laws and regulations.
• FLT
• FOL "I can't go to the party because I have to study for my FOL exam tomorrow.
• fold I need to fold my laundry before putting it away.
• folk My grandparents enjoy listening to folk music.
• FOLL
• font I prefer to use a clean font in my presentation to make it more readable.
• fool I felt like a fool when I realized I had been pronouncing the word "quinoa" incorrectly for years.
• foot I took your foot off the gas.
• fort The soldiers established a fort at the edge of the forest.
• Holt Holt was disappointed with the results of the experiment.
• jolt The sudden jolt of the airplane caused my heart to skip a beat.
• melt The ice cream will melt if you leave it out in the sun.
• molt
• pelt I have a big pelt I can sell you.
• revolt The peasants planned to revolt against the tyrant king.
• volt
• welt The word "welt" means "world" in German.

Intertubing

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