How Do You Spell LIMA?
Correct spelling for the English word "lima" is [l_ˈiː_m_ɐ], [lˈiːmɐ], [lˈiːmɐ]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for LIMA
Below is the list of 178 misspellings for the word "lima".
- lypoma
- limt
- mulim
- aloma
- heliam
- lucimia
- bulimea
- lymth
- lbia
- dilama
- alimo
- dilimea
- delima
- lioak
- felema
- zima
- dliemma
- deliema
- clima
- lmao
- jimma
- lisa
- larime
- lims
- alimb
- dalema
- deleima
- deliemma
- liza
- delimea
- hima
- dilima
- balimia
- dialima
- lina
- likea
- belimia
- lamda
- likemy
- dilmea
- l'amaour
- leham
- liimb
- klimb
- lypmh
- liimit
- lmk
- imay
- limph
- likw
- lipa
- liear
- pima
- leukimea
- lmaybe
- limit3
- diliema
- limti
- forlimb
- lukiemia
- claiam
- lukemea
- dellima
- kulma
- luica
- lukeimia
- luimp
- lmae
- letme
- leiway
- falimy
- lila
- lime
- lioms
- fima
- simm
- limon
- lamba
- nema
- ltime
- claima
- limpy
- lim
- bulima
- dliema
- wiliam
- luekimia
- zuma
- loman
- liba
- lima
- limke
- lyba
- silimar
- lomian
- limw
- lembo
- delama
- liuk
- plama
- likme
- delimmia
- limir
- buliema
- jlomb
- lika
- alima
- liam
- limat
- lnm10
- lieau
- limi
- cliam
- ciema
- lyphoma
- libia
- tellma
- linum
- liaic
- lemail
- lamie
- liaw
- lukimea
- filim
- himw
- lammb
- lymoh
- filma
- mimai
- lymbo
- dilma
- limpe
- i'ma
- kima
- alama
- delimia
- limeaid
- limiit
- letmy
- limk
- lida
- wllliam
- diloma
- lukimia
- dalima
- slimiair
- dillima
- limte
- lia
- delimma
- laims
- cilmb
- limmit
- nima
- jima
- willima
- dilema
- wlliam
- likeme
- lifa
- dillema
- umma
- blmae
- deleama
- limo
- kilmm
- limda
- dilimma
- valiam
- tima
- llamo
- lemme
- leukima
- kliem
- ima
- dilimia
- limet
- liva
Similar spelling words for LIMA
Definition of LIMA
Anagrams of LIMA
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Usage Examples for LIMA
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" If you were in Lima," he muttered, speaking Spanish in his excitement, " you would then learn that I speak truly." - "The Green Mummy" by Fergus Hume
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I did not meet with the other, who had returned from Lima; but Captain Clerke, who had seen him, spoke of him as a low fellow, and as a little out of his senses. - "A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume 16" by Robert Kerr
