How to spell SCOLL correctly?

The correct spelling for "scoll" might be "scroll". This word refers to a continuous roll of parchment or paper, which can be used for reading or writing purposes. It is commonly used in digital interfaces to refer to a way of browsing content by scrolling up or down with a mouse or finger.

• call I am going to call my boss to ask for time off.
• cell I am studying the structure and function of a plant cell in my biology class.
• coal My grandfather used to mine coal in the local mountains for a living.
• coil
• col My col is sore from carrying my heavy backpack.
• cola I asked for a cola to drink with my dinner.
• cole I added some chopped cole slaw to my sandwich as a topping.
• Coll
• COLO
• cool It's so cool to explore new places and try new things.
• cowl She removed her cowl to reveal her face.
• cull The farmer decided to cull the weakest chickens from the flock to make more room in the coop for healthier ones.
• scale
• scaly The snake's scaly skin shimmered in the sun.
• school
• scold My mother would scold me every time I forgot to do my chores.
• scow The scow drifted lazily down the river.
• scowl As soon as the traffic jam started, the driver in the car next to me began to scowl angrily, even though we were clearly all stuck in the same situation.
• scowls Whenever she doesn't like something, she scowls and wrinkles her nose.
• scroll She used her mouse wheel to scroll down the webpage.
• scull I saw a man scull down the river with effortless grace.
• sculls The rowers expertly maneuvered the sculls through the choppy waters of the river.
• scylla In Greek mythology, sailors feared passing by Scylla, a monster with six heads that would attack passing ships.
• sell I'm going to sell my car next month.
• sill
• skill
• skoal I always enjoy a good skoal with my friends.
• skull The archaeologist carefully uncovered the ancient skull, hoping to learn more about the history of the civilization.
• soil The farmers were out in the fields preparing the soil for planting.
• sol
• sole
• solo I was so solo in the theater.
• soul The soul is the source of human consciousness.

Apsolutly

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