Correct spellings for FFULL
- bull I saw a bull in the enclosure.
- cull The farmer decided to cull the diseased chickens from his coop to prevent the spread of illness to the rest of the flock.
- dull The lecture was long and dull, putting everyone to sleep.
- fall One can fall asleep after a long day at work.
- fault I discovered a fault in the software.
- fell He fell asleep on the couch.
- fill I need to fill out this form.
- FOLL
- foul I refuse to go near that foul smelling liquid.
- foully The company was accused of foully corrupting local officials to obtain their construction permits.
- fouls The basketball player had to sit on the bench for the rest of the game after committing five fouls.
- frill She beamed with her dazzling smile, revealing her magnificent array of piercings, including a beautiful frill in her lobe
- fuel I need to fuel up the car.
- full I'm going to have to come back for a full refund.
- fulls I'm going to fill my cup with fulls of coffee.
- fully This sofa is fully covered in soft plush fabric.
- furl She asked him to furl the sails during the storm.
- gull I saw a gull flying in the sky.
- hull The hull of the boat was scratched by the rocks.
- lull After the storm, the lull was peaceful.
- mull I need to mull over what you said.
- null There is a null point in the space-time continuum.
- pull Can you please help me pull this heavy box to the other side of the room?
- Tull Tull is a family name that has been traced back to medieval England.
