How to spell PIOLETS correctly?
If you mistakenly typed "piolets" instead of the correct word, "pilots", here are a few suggested corrections. Replacing it with "pilates" refers to a form of exercise, while "violet" is a lovely flower. The word "pioche" means pickaxe and "piloses" refers to something hairy.
List of suggestions on how to spell piolets correctly
- billets The army provided billets for the soldiers to sleep in during their training period.
- fillets The chef carefully removed the bones from the fish fillets before cooking them.
- pallets I used to work at a warehouse where the employees would unload pallets of products.
- pellets The machine produced small pellets from the raw material.
- piles I need to go to the store to buy some medicine for my piles.
- pilots The pilots skillfully navigated through the stormy weather.
- poets The poets gathered together in the coffee shop, each one sharing their latest work with the group.
- poles I saw the two poles standing tall and proud at the entrance of the park.
- pullets The pullets will be ready in the morning.
- violets She picked a bouquet of violets and placed it on the kitchen table.
