How to spell FOELY correctly?

If you made a typo and meant to write "foley", here are a few possible correct suggestions. Foley refers to sound effects added to films or live performances. So, instead of "foely", you could use "foley" or other related terms such as "sound effects", "audio effects" or "sound design."

• feebly He tried to lift the heavy weight but could only do it feebly.
• feel
• fell
• felt
• fey Her appearance was quite fey, with gossamer wings and a sparkle in her eye.
• filly I saw a beautiful filly in the pasture.
• finely The chef finely chopped the onions for the soup.
• fly I want to learn how to fly a plane one day.
• foal The mare has just given birth to a beautiful foal.
• foe
• fogey I'm not a fogey, I'm a modern woman
• foil I used my foil to pop the cake.
• FOL
• fold I need to fold up the shirt I just bought.
• Foley The Foley artist created realistic sound effects for the horror movie.
• folk Folk tales are a popular form of fiction.
• FOLL
• folly She was wise enough to know that folly was not a wise decision.
• fool He is a fool for thinking he can get away with what he's doing.
• foul That smell is nauseating! It's like someone threw a foul up in the air.
• foully I foully spilled coffee all over my white shirt.
• fowl I am going to make a delicious meal with roasted fowl.
• freely She freely gave away her possessions.
• fuel We need more fuel for the fire.
• fully I am fully prepared for the exam.
• lovely She received a lovely bouquet of flowers from her admirer.

Apsolutly

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