How to spell TODDER correctly?
The correct spelling for "todder" could be "toddler". It refers to a young child who is learning to walk. Other suggested spellings based on context include "totter" for unsteady walking, "tatter" for torn clothing, and "toader" for a type of frog.
List of suggestions on how to spell todder correctly
- dodder
- dodders The elderly lady dodders along the street with her cane.
- doddery The doddery old man shuffled slowly down the street with his cane.
- fodder The cows were grazing on the fodder.
- odder She noticed an odder smell coming from the kitchen this morning.
- oder
- tiddler The tiddler named "Tales From The Walt Disney World" is full of memories.
- todd Todd is going to the store to buy some groceries.
- toddle I'm going to toddle over to the store.
- toddler The toddler took a step forward and stumbled, giggling at his own clumsiness.
- toddy I love to have a hot toddy on a cold winter night.
- Tooter
- totter The old man has to totter because of his sore knee.
