How to spell TIDLY correctly?
If you're looking for the correct spelling of "tidly", it may have been a typo for either "tidily" or "tidy". "Tidily" means to do something in an orderly or neat fashion, while "tidy" refers to cleanliness or organization. Both words would likely fit better in the context than the misspelled version.
List of suggestions on how to spell tidly correctly
- diddly I'm not sure what you're asking for, Diddly.
- idly She idly fiddled with her fork.
- staidly She observed the strict decorum of the party, keeping her smile staidly in place.
- tepidly The tea was tepidly hot.
- thirdly Firstly, we need to prepare the ingredients, secondly, we need to preheat the oven, and thirdly, we can start baking the cake.
- tidal The tidal waves were getting stronger and stronger as the storm approached.
- tiddly I need to tiddly before I head out.
- tide This morning the tide was low, revealing a large stretch of beach.
- tidily She neatly and tidily arranged the books on the shelf.
- tidy I have to tidy up before mom gets home from work.
- Til
- tile
- till I'll till the garden until you come back.
- tilt
- timidly I timidly approach the hummingbird feeder.
- tiredly I'm tiredly getting ready for bed.
- title She won the award for best book title.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
