How to spell POMEL correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "pomel" instead of "pommel", here are a couple of appropriate alternatives. "Pummel" refers to striking repeatedly, often in a fight. Alternatively, "pommie" is a slang term for an English person. Make sure to use these words in their correct context and meaning.

• comely The comely young woman caught the eye of many men at the party.
• homely Despite being a famous movie star, she always wanted her home to be homely and cozy.
• Hormel Hormel Foods is a leading producer of packaged meat products.
• Mel My younger sister's name is Mel.
• Pamela Pamela is a hardworking and compassionate nurse.
• peel
• poem I wrote a poem about the beauty of a sunset.
• pol The politician had to answer tough questions about their recent scandal during the pol debate.
• pole She wanted to pole vault over the standard.
• poll The latest poll shows that the incumbent is likely to win the election.
• pom
• pommel The horse was anxiously trying to get free from the tight grip of the pommel.
• pommy
• pomp The pomp and circumstance of the coronation felt like a funeral procession.
• pompey Pompey is a Roman god of the sea.
• POMS Students in Ms. Poms' class love to bring their homemade poms to show and share with the class.
• pool The pool is quite dangerous, I wouldn't recommend going in.
• powell Powell is the surname of a famous American military general and former Secretary of State.
• pummel The boxer managed to pummel his opponent with a series of powerful punches.
• rommel I can't find my hat, and I think I left my rommel at home.

Apsolutly

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