How to spell LECHE correctly?

If you come across the misspelling "leche", there are a few possible correct suggestions. One could be "leech", which refers to a blood-sucking worm. Another option might be "leach", meaning to remove or drain substances. However, the accurate spelling for the Spanish word "leche" (meaning "milk") is vital for accurate communication.

• Che
• cliche
• cloche The cloche had been placed on the roof of the cathedral to protect it from the elements.
• leach Leach the soak off in a sink of cold water.
• Leached The nutrients of the soil have leached away due to excessive rainfall.
• leaches
• Leah Leah visited her grandmother at the nursing home every Saturday.
• Lech " Lech" means "Yorkshire" in Polish.
• lecher
• lechers They were lechers and I didn't appreciate their attention.
• lechery His reputation for lechery preceded him, making her wary of getting too close.
• lee Please give me a book about Lee Child.
• leech
• Leeched The tree had been leeched of all its nutrients, causing its leaves to wither and turn brown.
• Leeches I can see the leeches on his leg.
• lethe In her eyes, there was always a lethe feel, as if the past was omnipresent and she could never shake it
• lichen The lichen on the wall is a beautiful sight.
• louche She always managed to look classy, even though she dressed like a hooligan - she was always so louche!

Apsolutly

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