How to spell ILINK correctly?
If you meant to type "ilink" but it was misspelled, here are a few possible correct suggestions: "blink", "clink", "flink" or "plink". These words share some similarities with "ilink" and might be what you intended. Always double-check your spelling to ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell ilink correctly
- ailing My grandmother is ailing, she has been bedridden for weeks because of her illness.
- aline
- blank He looked at the blank canvas and wondered where to begin.
- blink I need to blink more often to keep my eyes moist.
- clank The sound of the metal hitting each other produced a loud clank.
- clink I heard the clink of glasses coming from the kitchen.
- clunk The car's engine made a loud clunk sound and then stalled.
- flank The soldiers were ordered to flank the enemy from both sides.
- flunk I knew I was going to flunk the exam when I realized I hadn't studied enough.
- Ilene
- ilk She had never encountered such an ilk of dishonest people in her entire professional career.
- ink I need to use more ink in my pen.
- lank I have a long, lank hair.
- link I need to include a link in my email to send the necessary information to my colleagues.
- Oiling I am oiling the hinges of the door to make it open and close smoothly.
- oink The sound of a pig's oink echoed through the barnyard.
- Olin My grandfather, Olin, was an interesting man.
- plank I enjoy going for a leisurely walk on the plank bridge over the bay.
- plonk I accidentally knocked over the wine bottle and it made a loud "plonk" sound.
- plunk I heard the apple plunk into the bucket as it was picked from the tree.
- slink The thief attempted to slink away from the crime scene unnoticed.
- Slinky The children giggled as they watched the slinky slither down the stairs.
- Slunk I spotted a slunk walking into the dark alley.
