How to spell PPLAY correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "pplay" instead of "play", fret not, as autocorrect can come to your rescue. It may rectify your blunder by suggesting the word "play" instead. Embrace these helpful suggestions and effortlessly fix your typo, ensuring your message conveys the intended meaning.

• apply
• byplay The humorous byplay between the actors was one of the highlights of the play.
• clay The potter used a smooth hitachiya clay to create the beautiful vase.
• flay I plan to flay him alive if he doesn't give me my money back.
• lay I need to lay down for a while because I have a headache.
• Paley William Paley was a famous English philosopher and theologian.
• pally I'm not sure how to use "pally" as it is often seen as a derogatory term to describe someone who is too friendly or familiar.
• palmy The palmy days of his career were long gone.
• palsy She had a palsy which made her unable to move her arm.
• parlay I plan to parlay this pardon into a full pardon for my criminal record.
• pay I don't have any money to pay for the meal.
• pilaf I made pilaf instead of rice.
• plan I made a plan to wake up early and go for a jog.
• plat I enjoy a good plate of plat.
• platy The platy fish swims gracefully in the aquarium.
• play
• Plays The school plays were always a highlight of the year for me.
• ploy She used a clever ploy to convince her boss to give her an extra day off.
• ply I decided to ply my trade as a carpenter after studying for months.
• polar
• Polly Polly wanted a cracker for a snack.
• poplar The poplar trees rustled in the breeze as we strolled through the park.
• pray
• pulpy His kidneys were berthed to his liver like two oily pieces of pulpy fruit.
• replay Can you replay that for me?
• slay The brave warrior prepared to slay the dragon and save the kingdom.
• splay

Apsolutly

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