How to spell GOALT correctly?

If you have mistakenly spelled "goalt", there are a couple of possible correct suggestions you can consider. The correct word could be "goal" or "gloat". "Goal" refers to an objective or target, while "gloat" means to take pleasure in someone else's misfortune.

• alt I prefer to use alt codes to type non-standard characters on my keyboard.
• coal The power plant runs on coal.
• coat
• cobalt The blue pigment used in ceramics and glassware is often made with cobalt.
• colt The farmer admired the new colt as it ran around the stable.
• gait His grandfather's gait showed that he had aged considerably since the last time they had seen each other.
• gal I met a gal at the party last night who was really into astronomy.
• gala I am excited to attend the annual charity gala this weekend.
• gale The powerful gale knocked down trees and destroyed buildings.
• gall He had the gall to ask for a second helping of dessert, knowing that there was only enough for one serving left.
• gatt
• ghat The ghat was crowded with people taking a dip in the holy river.
• gilt
• gloat The winner of the race couldn't help but gloat about his victory.
• goad The teacher used a sharp tone to goad the student into paying attention.
• goal
• goalie The goalie made a spectacular save, keeping the other team from scoring.
• Goals Setting achievable goals can help individuals stay motivated and focused in both personal and professional settings.
• goat The goat grazed on the grass in the meadow.
• goblet The king raised his goblet and offered a toast to his loyal subjects.
• godly Sheila's grandmother had a godly presence that brought peace and comfort to those around her.
• gold The Olympic champion won a gold medal for her outstanding performance.
• Got I just got my new phone in the mail today.
• gould
• gout My grandfather suffers from gout in his foot, causing him to have difficulty walking.
• groat
• guilt I feel a deep sense of guilt for not being able to attend my friend's wedding.
• jolt The sudden jolt of the rollercoaster made me scream with excitement.

Apsolutly

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