How to spell TIMBLE correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "timble", don't worry! Here are a few possible suggestions to help you find the correct spelling. You might be looking for "timber", meaning wood used for construction. Alternatively, it could be "tumble", referring to a fall or roll. Double-checking using these alternatives can help clarify the intended word.
List of suggestions on how to spell timble correctly
- amble The couple enjoyed an amble through the park on a sunny afternoon.
- dibble
- nimble The nimble cat chased after the mouse.
- nimbler The company's new strategy made them nimbler in responding to market changes.
- stumble I saw him stumble and fall down the stairs.
- table
- tamable A tamable horse is one that can be trained for use in a saddle and bridle.
- tamale
- thimble I have a matching thimble for my sewing kit.
- timber The timber from the old barn was repurposed for a new deck.
- timbre The timbre of his voice was so unique, I could tell it was him speaking even with my eyes closed.
- timbrel She kept a crudely made timbrel by her side.
- timely I have a timely gift for you.
- tremble She could feel her legs tremble as she stood on the edge of the cliff.
- tumble
- Tumbled I tripped and tumbled down the stairs.
- tumbler He took the tumbler of bourbon and raised it to his lips.
- tumbles The child tumbles down the hill, giggling all the way.
