How to spell SMIRLED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "smirled" instead of the intended word, worry not. The appropriate corrections might be "smiled", suggesting a happy facial expression or "swirled", implying a circular or twisting motion. Remember to double-check your spelling to avoid unintended errors in your future writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell smirled correctly
- milled
- Misled I was misled by the false promises of the car salesman.
- Sailed When they reached the port they sailed away.
- Sidled The suspicious man sidled up next to me at the bus stop.
- skilled She is a highly skilled surgeon with years of experience under her belt.
- Smarted
- Smelled My hair smelled bad.
- smile I always feel happier when I see my friend's smile.
- Smiled She smiled at her reflection in the mirror, pleased with the new hairstyle.
- smiles
- smiley I saw a big smiley face in my cereal this morning.
- smirched The politician's reputation was smirched after an unsavory scandal was leaked to the media.
- Smirked Despite his friend's misfortune, he smirked at the situation.
- snarled The traffic snarled on the highway due to the multiple accidents.
- soiled The soiled curtains brought the smell of urine into the room.
- spieled
- Spilled My drink spilled all over my shirt.
- Stilled The room fell silent and even the sound of breathing stilled.
- Swilled I swilled a few glasses of wine.
- Swirled The wind swirled the leaves around in a circle.
