How to spell STOLLED correctly?
If you accidentally typed "stolled" and need the correct spelling, consider "stalled" or "strolled" instead. "Stalled" refers to something coming to a stop, while "strolled" means to walk in a relaxed manner. Both words could be appropriate depending on the context, correcting the misspelling and conveying the intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell stolled correctly
- dolled She dolled herself up for the party, wearing a sparkling dress and full makeup.
- soiled The carpet in my room was soiled with dirty footprints.
- soled He soled his worn-out shoes before the long hike.
- soloed I soloed the mountain and felt really accomplished.
- Staled I left the bread out too long and it has staled.
- Stalled
- Steeled She steeled herself for the upcoming presentation, taking a deep breath and calming her nerves.
- Stilled
- stole He stole his brother's candy bar from his backpack.
- stolid The stolid guard stood his ground and refused to let anyone enter the building without proper identification.
- Stoppled The debris on the road stoppled the flow of traffic.
- Strolled The couple strolled hand in hand along the beach at sunset.
- styled The hairdresser styled my hair in a chic bob cut.
- tilled The old man tilled his garden every day to ensure a bountiful harvest.
- Toiled He toiled for years to become a successful entrepreneur.
- Tolled The church bells tolled at noon.
- tooled He tooled the leather perfectly to create a stunning handmade wallet.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
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- absolutely
- absolutes
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- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
