How to spell SQUALLID correctly?
If you meant to type "squalid" instead of "squallid", you're one letter away from the correct spelling. "Squalid" refers to something extremely dirty or unpleasant. It's always a good idea to double-check spellings to convey the intended meaning accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell squallid correctly
- Equalled His impressive performance in the game equalled that of his teammate who scored the winning goal.
- squalid The living conditions in the squalid apartment were unacceptable.
- squall The squall moved in quickly, pelting hailstones against the windows.
- Squalled During the storm, the wind squalled through the trees, shaking the branches violently.
- squallier She was feeling a bit squallier than she had anticipated.
- squalling The baby was squalling, so the mother took it to the pediatrician.
- squalls The sudden squalls made it dangerous for the small boats to be out at sea.
- squally Tonight's forecast calls for a squally night.
