How to spell POLLE correctly?

If "polle" is the misspelling you intended, there are a few possible corrections that could make sense. It could stand for "pole" referring to a wooden or metal post or "pollen" relating to plant reproduction. Another option could be "polly", a name or informal term for a parrot.

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• pally Prince Harry and Pally Walder were seen cosying up during the Christmas party.
• Peale She is the niece of the famous painter, William H. Peale.
• Pele The goddess Pele is said to live on the island of Maui.
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• pool There is a pool in the garden.
• POOLE The town of Poole is noted for its harbour.
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• pulley The pulley helps to lift heavy objects by reducing the amount of force needed.
• PYLE Pyle was founded in 1922 and is the leading manufacturer of drum and percussion parts.

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