How to spell LINKIS correctly?

If you have been struggling with misspelling "linkis", there are a few possible correct suggestions to consider. The correct spelling is "link is", so you could simply separate the two words. Other options include "linking", "linked", and "links", depending on the context in which the word is being used.

• blinks She blinks rapidly as she tries to adjust to the bright sunlight.
• finks I heard some finks gossiping about John's personal life at the party last night.
• inks I spilled inks on my new shirt.
• jinks We were full of jinks at the party, playing pranks on each other all night.
• kinks My hair has a few kinks in it.
• licks The puppy gives his owner incessant licks on the face.
• likes
• linens I need to wash the linens before my guests arrive this weekend.
• liners The company produces a wide range of liners for various types of containers.
• LINEs I need to erase all of my old lines on my phone.
• link I sent her the link to the article I was referencing in my email.
• linked
• linker The linker is used to link together the different sections of a program.
• Linking Linking the different ideas in the essay made the argument more cohesive and persuasive.
• links The links at the bottom of the page provide additional resources for further research.
• linkup Do you have a linkup?
• Linus Linus is the name of a character from the Peanuts comic strip.
• minks The fur coat was made from the soft pelts of minks.
• pinkies Her pinkies were frozen after playing in the snow without gloves.
• rinks We usually go to the outdoor rinks to play ice hockey during winter.
• sinks The water from the faucet flows into the sinks.
• slinks The cat slinks around the house, trying to avoid being caught by the dog.
• winks He winks at me every time he sees me passing by.

Apsolutly

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