How to spell FOILE correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "foile", don't worry! The correct word you were probably intending to write is "foil". This versatile term typically refers to a thin metal sheet or to the act of preventing the success of a plan. Double-check your writing and ensure you've chosen the right spelling to avoid any confusion.

• facile She found the task of solving the math problems facile, but struggled with the essay questions.
• fail
• failed The student failed the exam because he didn't study enough.
• faille I was unsuccessful in my attempt to faille the ball.
• Fie You Fie!
• file I need to locate my tax file from last year.
• Filed The document was filed.
• filer She used a needle filer to sharpen the tip of the metal rod.
• files I need to update my files.
• filet
• fill I need to fill up my car with gas before driving to work.
• film After reading the book, I watched the film adaptation and it did not disappoint.
• FILO Filo pastry is a type of thin, flaky dough used in many Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes.
• foal I adopted a foal who was abandoned in the nearby field.
• foaled The foaled horse ran around the pasture.
• foe My worst foe is procrastination.
• foible I have a foible for shoes.
• foil This package contains 36 foil cards and a guide to creating beautiful cards with foil.
• foiled The robbery was foiled by the victim's quick thinking.
• foils The hero tries to defeat the villain's plans but the villain always foils his attempts.
• FOL
• fold I need to fold up my tent before we leave.
• Foley Foley was the head of the household and managed all of the household duties.
• folk People at the folk festivals were performing song and dance.
• FOLL
• folly The folly of this plan was immediately apparent.
• fool I am a fool for trusting you.
• Fooled I thought it was going to be an easy test, but I was fooled by the tricky questions.
• foul
• fouled
• fowl I cooked a delicious fowl for our family dinner.
• Fowled The basketball player fowled out of the game after committing too many personal fouls.
• fowler The fowler was pleased to find a bird worth his shot.
• futile It's futile to argue with him as he never changes his mind.
• oil
• Ole Ole is a Spanish exclamation commonly used to express excitement, admiration or encouragement.
• voile All of the women were wearing voile dresses.

Intertubing

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