How to spell SICKLEY correctly?

The correct spelling for "sickley" could be "sickly", which means to be in a weak or unhealthy state. Alternatively, it could be "sickle", referring to a curved harvesting tool.

• fickle My taste in music is fickle; I can love a song one day and be sick of it the next.
• Nickle I found a nickle on the ground while I was walking to the store.
• pickle I love to eat a sour pickle with my sandwich.
• shockley I was shocked when I found out Alexandria was going to be going to the same school as my old friend, Shockley.
• sicily Whilst on holiday in Sicily, I sampled the local cuisine.
• sicken The smell of rotten eggs will sicken even the strongest of stomachs.
• Sicker I am feeling sicker and sicker every day, I think I need to see a doctor.
• sickie
• sickle
• sickles As a farmer, he had a collection of sickles that he used for harvesting different crops.
• sicklier I'm feeling sicklier by the minute.
• sickly The sickly child was unable to attend school for weeks.
• slickly She slid her hand up his thigh, feeling slickly smooth against his freshly shaved skin.
• stickler She is a stickler for grammar and punctuation.
• suckle The newborn calf will suckle milk from its mother.
• suckled I love being suckled by my mom.
• suckles The newborn calf suckles from its mother for nourishment.
• tickle I loved when he would tickle me and it would make me laugh.

Intertubing

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