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How to spell ROLLOW correctly?

If you're trying to type "rollow" but repeatedly getting it wrong, here are a few possible correct suggestions. It could be "follow", indicating a desire to track or pursue something or someone. Alternatively, it could be "follows", a verb form that shows the continuation of an action or sequence. Double-check your intended meaning and let autocorrect help you out!

List of suggestions on how to spell rollow correctly

  • allow I will allow you to stay up late tonight as it is the weekend.
  • bellow The angry boss began to bellow at the employee who came in late.
  • billow The flag on the mast began to billow in the strong wind.
  • callow As a young man, he was callow and lacked experience in the real world.
  • fallow The farmer decided to leave the field fallow for a year to allow the soil to recover.
  • fellow I am excited to work alongside my fellow employees on this project.
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  • hallow On Halloween day, people hallow the spirits of the dead with jack-o-lanterns and costumes.
  • hollow The sound echoed through the hollow tunnel.
  • mallow The mallow plant produces flowers that are edible and used in tea, medicine, and recipes.
  • mellow After a long day at work, Sarah prefers to listen to mellow music to help her relax.
  • pillow I like to prop up my head with a pillow when I'm relaxing in bed.
  • roll I am going to roll the dice and see what number I get.
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  • roller The roller coaster was so thrilling that I almost forgot to breathe.
  • rolls She rolls the dough into thin and fluffy rolls.
  • sallow Even with makeup, her sallow complexion was hard to cover up.
  • tallow The candles were made of tallow, which gave off a distinct odor.
  • wallow After a long day at work, all I want to do is wallow in my bed and watch Netflix.
  • willow Willow trees provide a beautiful shade during the summertime.
  • yellow The ripe bananas were bright yellow in color.

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