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How to spell TELLT correctly?

When it comes to the misspelling "tellt", there are a few possible correct suggestions. One option could be "telltale", which means revealing or indicating something. Another option is "telltell", indicating a repeated action or behavior. Alternatively, "tell" or "telling" may be suitable, depending on the intended context.

List of suggestions on how to spell tellt correctly

  • belt I need to tighten my belt to keep my pants from falling down.
  • celt
  • Dealt I dealt with the difficult situation as best as I could.
  • delft The pottery was painted with delicate blue and white delft patterns.
  • dell I saw a deer standing by the dell this morning.
  • Della Della went to the store to buy groceries.
  • felt I felt a sense of relief after completing the difficult task.
  • melt The snow will melt quickly in the warm sun.
  • pellet The hunter loaded his shotgun with a small pellet.
  • pelt The heavy rain started to pelt against the roof.
  • tall She is very proud of her tall sunflowers.
  • tally I will tally up the scores at the end of the game.
  • teal She painted the walls in her room a soothing shade of teal.
  • teat The kitten eagerly approached its mother's teat to nurse.
  • Tel
  • tell Could you please tell me where the closest gas station is located?
  • teller The bank teller counted the cash and handed over the money to the customer.
  • tells
  • telly
  • TELNET
  • tent We pitched the tent by the lake for our camping trip.
  • test I need to study hard to pass my upcoming test.
  • tet
  • till
  • tilt She had to tilt her head to the side to get a better view.
  • toll The toll of the pandemic on the global economy has been staggering.
  • Tull Jethro Tull is a British progressive rock band formed in 1967.
  • tulle
  • welt The welt on my foot from the new shoes is making it hard to walk.

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