How to spell GURDLE correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling the word "girdle", here are a few possible correct suggestions. Firstly, it could be "gurgle", meaning a bubbling or gushing sound. Secondly, it might have been "girdle", referring to a belt or a supporting band. Lastly, it could have been "griddle", a flat cooking surface.
List of suggestions on how to spell gurdle correctly
- cuddle After a long day, all I want to do is cuddle with my dog.
- curdle The pot boiled over and caused a furcule of curdle on the stovetop.
- curdled After boiling milk, it thickens with curdled milk solids.
- curdles When milk is spoilt, it curdles and becomes acidic.
- fuddle
- garble The garble in his speech made it clear that he was not cognizant of what was going on.
- gargle I like to gargle with mouthwash after brushing my teeth.
- girdle She wrapped the girdle tightly around her waist to create a slimmer silhouette.
- Girdled She was wearing a girdled skirt.
- girdles She wore a pair of tight girdles to emphasize her figure.
- gourde In Haiti, the gourde is the official currency.
- guide During my walk, I found a guide that pointed me in the right direction.
- guile The thief used his guile to trick the guard and sneak into the building undetected.
- gurgle The water in the fountain began to gurgle as it flowed through the pipes.
- guzzle I can guzzle water after a long run.
- huddle The team had a huddle before starting the game.
- hurdle I overcame the final hurdle in the race and won the gold medal.
- hurdler He was a hurdler on the national team.
- hurtle
- muddle
- puddle
- turtle I'm going to buy my little cousin a turtle for his birthday.
