How to spell POLSH correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "polsh" instead of "polish", fret not! Here are a few correct alternatives that could be the word you intended: "polish", meaning to make something shiny and clean; "polar", referring to the North or South Pole; or "posh", describing something stylish and well-appointed.
List of suggestions on how to spell polsh correctly
- palish I feel palish and achy from the flu.
- plash
- plush The hotel room was decorated in plush furnishings, making it feel luxurious and comfortable.
- pol
- pole I am standing on a pole.
- poles Near the poles, the air is very cold.
- polish I bought a new pair of shoes and had to polish them before I wore them to work.
- poll The poll results showed that the majority of people support the new policy.
- polls The polls are tightening up in this election.
- polo
- POLS As a political science major, she was required to take several courses in pols.
- pools My friends and I usually go swimming in the pools on the weekends.
- posh The wealthy couple always dined at the posh restaurant in town.
- push I'm going to push the car over this hill.
