How to spell TAKLED correctly?
If you have mistakenly misspelled "takled", fret not! Here are a few possible suggestions to correct this error. Perhaps you meant to write "tackled", which means overcoming a problem or challenge. Alternatively, "talked" could imply a conversation or "tangled" may describe something twisted or intertwined. Double-check the intended context to identify the correct option.
List of suggestions on how to spell takled correctly
- Cackled The old witch cackled loudly as she stirred her cauldron filled with bubbling green liquid.
- called I called my friend to invite them to the party.
- galled It galled her that he always took credit for her work.
- jailed
- tabled The decision to implement the changes was tabled until the next meeting.
- Tacked
- tackle The football player was able to tackle his opponent before he gained any more yards.
- Tackled
- tackler The tackler brought down the running back with a strong hit.
- tackles The football player tackles his opponent to gain possession of the ball.
- tagged She tagged her friend in the Instagram post.
- tailed The fox tailed the rabbit from a distance.
- Talked
- Tallied She tallied up the receipts from the restaurant and found that they had made a profit that night.
- tangled The vines in the forest were so tangled that it was difficult to walk through.
- Tattled
- Taxed The government unfairly taxed the citizens.
- Tickled I was tickled when she said yes.
- tiled The kitchen floor was tiled with white and grey patterned tiles.
- tilled I tilled the soil with my hand.
- Tinkled I tinkled my glass and smiled.
- Toiled She toiled for hours to finish the project before the deadline.
- Tolled The tollbooth was tolled as I drove past.
- tooled He tooled around the garage for hours, organizing his tools and cleaning his workbench.
- Trailed After the chase, the dog trailed its prey.
- trawled The fisherman trawled the ocean for hours.
