How to spell HALLED correctly?
If you find yourself struggling with the misspelling "halled", worry not, as there are several correct suggestions that can help you out. Consider using "hauled", which means to pull or carry something heavy or "hollowed", indicating the action of making a hole or excavating. Keeping these alternatives in mind will ensure accurate and effective communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell halled correctly
- balled
- called I called my friend to ask if she could come over for dinner.
- galled The unfair criticism galled him.
- hailed The mayor was hailed as a hero for his decision to shelter the refugees.
- Haled The brave lifeguard haled the struggling swimmer back to shore.
- halley In 1785, Edmund Halley calculated the orbit of the Halley comet.
- Haloed The soldier was haloed in the light of the sun.
- halted The construction work had to be halted due to heavy rain.
- halter She wore a halter top that showed off her decolletage.
- Halved My pencil was snapped in two when I was halved by the rock.
- Hauled The fishermen hauled in their nets filled with fish.
- healed She was healed of her injuries.
- Heeled She heeled her dog when they approached the busy street.
- holed
- Howled She howled in pain as he tore her flesh.
- Hulled The grains were hulled and then ground into flour.
- Hurled I hurled my purse at her.
- Palled After years of living in the countryside, the noise and pollution of the city palled him.
- walled
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