How to spell FULLOF correctly?
If you're misspelling "fullof", here are some possible correct suggestions: "full of" or "fulfilled". The correct phrase "full of" indicates being complete or having a lot of something, while "fulfilled" implies satisfaction or achievement. Remember to double-check your spelling to accurately convey your intended meaning!
List of suggestions on how to spell fullof correctly
- falloff The sales of the company witnessed a major falloff due to the pandemic.
- fallow The land was fallow for many years, but the farmers decided to cultivate it again in the early 2000s.
- fellow As a fellow student, I can understand the pressure you're under.
- follow
- full
- full of
- Fulled
- fuller She wanted a fuller so she could Fuller the waist of her dress.
- fulls I'm going to fill this up with fulls of water.
- fully
