How to spell SIGLE correctly?

Possible correct spellings for the misspelling "sigle" could be "single", "cycle", "eagle", "sickle" or "Bugle". It's important to double-check spellings before submitting written work to ensure clarity and professionalism.

• bugle The bugle call signaled the start of the race.
• eagle The eagle swooped down from the sky and caught the fish in its talons.
• giggle The children couldn't help but giggle when the clown made silly faces.
• jiggle She couldn't help but jiggle her leg nervously during the interview.
• niggle I have a small niggle with the new software, but overall it works fine.
• ogle She couldn't help but ogle at the handsome stranger walking by.
• sable She had a sable coat and a sable hat.
• sage The sage advised him not to make that decision.
• sale I'm excited for the upcoming sale at my favorite clothing store.
• scale She had to use a scale to measure the exact amount of ingredients for the recipe.
• segue After discussing the topic of politics, the speaker tried to segue into a more lighthearted subject.
• sickle The farmer used a sharp sickle to harvest the wheat.
• sidle The cat tried to sidle past me and escape through the door.
• siege I went on a siege of my food this morning.
• Sighed She sighed with relief when she finally finished her exams.
• sigma I am interested in learning more about sigma.
• signer The famous singer-songwriter collaborated with a talented signer to create a beautiful duet.
• silk My favorite dress is made of silk.
• sill I noticed that there was a small hole in the bottom of the cabinet, and a sill above it.
• silly I find this assignment so silly.
• silo A large grain silo can be seen from the road.
• simile "The author used a simile to compare the sky to a canvas painted with sweeping strokes of pink and orange.
• single She prefers the single life because she enjoys her independence.
• singly I can't carry this load singly, I need help from someone.
• sizzle I love hearing the sauce sizzle when I add the chicken to the pan.
• smile I smile every time I see my dog wag his tail.
• soigne She always looked soigne and well put together, no matter what the occasion.
• sole She was wearing a pair of soft, ecru desert sandals from the Sole booth at the market.
• stale The food was too stale to eat.
• stile
• stole She stole my heart with her beautiful smile.
• style She has an elegant style of dressing.
• wiggle I can't help but wiggle my butt when I dance.

Apsolutly

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