Correct spellings for DTILL
- atoll
- daily I enjoy reading the daily newspaper in the morning.
- dell I bought a new laptop from Dell yesterday.
- dial She had to dial the phone number twice because she had misdialed the first time.
- dill I sprinkled some dill on my baked salmon for added flavor.
- Dilly "I didn't want to waste time dilly-dallying, so I got straight to work."
- distill She had to distill the information and present only the most important points.
- doily She carefully placed the doily under the vase to protect the wooden table.
- doll I brought my new doll to show to my friends.
- drill I need to get a drill to start fixing the hole in the wall.
- droll Her droll sense of humor always left me in stitches.
- dull I find his stories are quite dull.
- dwell I cannot dwell on the tragedy anymore, it's just too painful.
- it'll The party is going to be a lot of fun, irrespective of what it'll entail.
- stall I was almost run over by the stall in the market.
- stile She gracefully stepped over the stile, making her way into the verdant countryside.
- still I still have a lot of work to do.
- tall The tall man reached up to grab the book from the top shelf.
- tell I want to tell my best friend the good news about my job promotion.
- Til I'm going to keep working on this report til it's done.
- tile
- till I have to work from nine till five.
- tilt
- toll The toll of the pandemic has been devastating on many people's mental health.
- trill The bird's beautiful trill filled the forest with music.
- Tull Tull is a town in the North East of Scotland.
- twill Her dress was made of a soft, green twill fabric.
