How to spell LIM correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "lim" instead of a different word, here are some possible corrections. If you meant "lime", it's a citrus fruit typically used for its juice or zest. Alternatively, "limb" refers to an arm or leg of the body. Lastly, "slim" means thin or slender. Double-check spelling to ensure accurate communication.

• aim
• dim
• Him She gave him a warm embrace as he walked into the room.
• Jim
• Kim Kim is a popular name in both North and South Korea.
• lam I need to buy a lam for my living room.
• lcm
• li
• Lib
• lid He carefully removed the lid from the boiling pot of water to add in the pasta.
• lie She couldn't help herself; she always had to lie.
• lii
• lima I am planning to visit Lima, the capital city of Peru, next summer.
• limb He fell out of the tree and broke his limb.
• lime I squeezed lime juice onto my tacos for some added flavor.
• limn The artist sought to limn the natural beauty of the landscape in her painting.
• limo My parents hired a limo for my prom night.
• limp The injured athlete had a noticeable limp as they left the field.
• limy The ocean floor is covered in a layer of limy sediment.
• lin Lin went to the store to buy some groceries.
• lip She applied some lip balm to soothe her dry and chapped lips.
• LIQ
• lit Last night's party was lit!
• LIX
• Liz Liz is my sister's name.
• rim He tossed the basketball towards the rim, but it bounced off the backboard and landed out of bounds.
• slim She wore a slim-fitting dress to the party last night.
• Tim Tim was late for work again today.
• vim I always drink a cup of coffee in the morning to give me some vim and energy for the day ahead.

Apsolutly

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