How Do You Spell CELLO?
Correct spelling for the English word "cello" is [tʃ_ˈɛ_l_əʊ], [t͡ʃˈɛlə͡ʊ], [tʃˈɛləʊ]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for CELLO
Below is the list of 136 misspellings for the word "cello".
- celan
- helllo
- ceullar
- celion
- chellow
- celluer
- celll
- esceially
- celle
- selll
- helloy
- serlouy
- helloa
- cellls
- cermoey
- cilln
- wello
- fello
- cervo
- selli
- celllar
- cicol
- pellow
- hsllo
- cellery
- cellor
- cellsa
- ceilce
- ceils
- 0792cell
- cellss
- chello
- scelra
- helloi
- selloff
- sellyour
- xcell
- cellege
- sollo
- celler
- cilly
- ciller
- cell608
- sellae
- celluloe
- celluoid
- cell449
- celerly
- selly
- scehule
- celar
- ceilar
- seell
- cilla
- celarly
- cyler
- purcelli
- selof
- mycellar
- jellow
- sleeo
- dellow
- callo
- cillia
- racell
- cealr
- cella
- cell1
- celie
- cilli
- cerfull
- celeb
- cousellor
- bacehlor
- mello
- soell
- sella
- sellp
- cellis
- cerly
- nicelly
- cearl
- celey
- icely
- cealn
- cirly
- tellow
- ellow
- xpell
- scylla
- jello
- cell0
- sllow
- cerleun
- yelloe
- celer
- cellin
- mucell
- ozzello
- celly
- cirle
- scedulle
- sellor
- sellf
- baceleor
- cellur
- cerfuly
- chillo
- ceily
- 400xll5
- cell
- selld
- celloes
- celluar
- ello
- sell1
- ceels
- cxall
- zillow
- ciclo
- cearly
- celcia
- celo
- hellou
- yello
- schell
- selle
- hllo
- tello
- celic
- celss
- chacellor
- acell
- ecell
- yelo
- hello4
Similar spelling words for CELLO
Plural form of CELLO is CELLOS
Definition of CELLO
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chel'o, for VIOLONCELLO; sometimes written 'CELLO.--CELLIST, 'CELLIST, for VIOLONCELLIST.
Anagrams of CELLO
Usage Examples for CELLO
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We stopped soon afterwards before the bank of M. Pierre Marcello, a charming young man, who had near him Madame Venier, sister of the patrician Momolo. - "The Memoires of Casanova, Complete The Rare Unabridged London Edition Of 1894, plus An Unpublished Chapter of History, By Arthur Symons" by Jacques Casanova de Seingalt
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" I must stay here," Marcello answered. - "Whosoever Shall Offend" by F. Marion Crawford
