• tolt,
• toffe,
• ttoally,
• tayolor,
• touke,
• totlley,
• twoel,
• tould,
• toheir,
• talbe,
• lohle,
• totly,
• trley,
• toiilet,
• ttell,
• doylke,
• tove,
• togle,
• tuely,
• troley,
• ltttle,
• modle,
• yollew,
• wole,
• tosell,
• toelf,
• troule,
• tawel,
• trile,
• tofee,
• tobe,
• tolose,
• toogle,
• toliet,
• towles,
• dosile,
• tootle,
• tidle,
• toilite,
• truley,
• ole,
• doller,
• drole,
• tawol,
• totale,
• tolm,
• ottle,
• tokk,
• toatl,
• toall,
• pole,
• tohear,
• tyle,
• toher,
• tle,
• tilem,
• utilie,
• podle,
• ketle,
• tkae,
• tytle,
• todie,
• talet,
• taoal,
• trollie,
• detale,
• tayloe,
• toald,
• tatol,
• takle,
• tofeel,
• tille,
• tagle,
• twce,
• tonel,
• tofall,
• tol,
• tolate,
• turlte,
• televe,
• tolite,
• tller,
• totle,
• teledo,
• toatle,
• tooles,
• doule,
• tocall,
• daoley,
• doile,
• toulck,
• 1toilet,
• dounle,
• talen,
• hotle,
• told,
• toitle,
• tolit,
• toulet,
• touce.

Tole is a type of low-relief metalwork popular in New France during the 18th century. The use of Tole reached its peak during the 17th and 18th centuries, and the intricate and delicate designs could be seen everywhere from churches to homes. Tole was usually done by manual process and usually involved copper engravings, the use of gouache to create an enamel-like finish, and even painting. Tole pieces were seen in everything from furniture to decorative objects, and were often highly valued due to the skill required to craft them.

4 letters

• tole,
• leto.

3 letters

• lot,
• leo,
• toe,
• let,
• tel.

2 letters

• lo,
• te,
• to,
• le,
• el,
• tl.