How to spell RIDLY correctly?

If you meant to type "ridly", chances are you were aiming for "riddly". Another plausible spelling could be "riley". Regardless of the intended word, double-checking spellings before finalizing is always a wise move.

• aridly The plants couldn't survive in the aridly desert environment without proper irrigation.
• Bradly Bradly couldn't believe he had won the lottery.
• bridle He pulled the reins of the horse's bridle tightly to slow down its pace.
• diddly I can't find my diddly sock.
• Dilly Dilly wants to be a doctor when she grows up.
• fiddly The chore of folding the laundry was fiddly.
• idle After a long day of working, she was looking forward to some idle time.
• idly I sat idly on the bench, watching the world go by.
• luridly The media reported on the celebrity scandal luridly, with sensationalized headlines and graphic details.
• piddly I can barely scrape by with my piddly salary.
• Rabidly She rabidly attacked him with a fork.
• rally The politician gave a passionate speech at the rally, encouraging the crowd to vote.
• rapidly The car was rapidly approaching the edge of the cliff.
• Reilly Justin is dating Reilly.
• rely I can always rely on my family for support.
• rial The currency used in Iran is the rial.
• richly The evening breeze blew gently through the open window, richly scented with flowers.
• rid
• riddle The detective solved the riddle and identified the killer.
• ride I really want to take a ride on the horses.
• rider I refuse to take the rider.
• Ridgy I can't stop thinking about Ridgy.
• rids She rids her house of clutter every spring by donating items to charity.
• riel
• rigidly The rules were enforced rigidly by the strict teacher.
• rile My little sister always knows just how to rile me up.
• riley She sang covers of popular songs by the late singer Riley.
• rill This cup is too big, it will just rill everywhere.
• ripely The ripe apples were hanging ripely from the tree.
• Ripley He is the captain of the pirate ship " Ripley's.
• Ripply The surface of the lake was ripply due to the gentle breeze.
• ruddy The ruddy glow of the sunsets always reminds me of my happy childhood.
• rudely She was rudely awakened from her nap by the sound of her watch beeping.
• Rudy Rudy is a popular nickname for people named Rudolph.
• tiddly She danced around the room, feeling tiddly after finishing her glass of champagne.
• tidily She folded and put away her clothes tidily.
• widely The internet is widely used for communication, research, and entertainment.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking