Correct spellings for NURRLED
- Burbled The water burbled softly as it flowed over the rocks in the creek.
- Burgled The jewelry store had been burgled twice in just one month.
- Burled The burled wood table was a beautiful addition to the dining room.
- Burred The recording was burred and difficult to understand.
- Curdled The milk had curdled, giving it a sour smell and taste.
- Curled I curled up with a good book and a cup of tea on this cozy winter evening.
- Curried I made curried chickpeas for dinner last night.
- Furled The flag was furled in the wind as the storm approached.
- Furred The furred cat curled up in its cozy bed.
- Gurgled The water gurgled as it flowed down the creek bed.
- Hurdled He hurdled over the fence and ran towards the finish line.
- Hurled He hurled the football with all his strength, sending it soaring through the air.
- Hurried The hurried footsteps of the children filled the quiet hallway.
- Hurtled The car hurtled down the hill towards the intersection.
- Knurled The knurled texture on the handle of the tool provided a firm grip even with wet or oily hands.
- Nurdle
- Nurdles The excessive use of plastic products causes the release of nurdles, which contributes to environmental pollution.
- Nursed My grandmother nursed me back to health when I was sick.
- Nuzzled The cat nuzzled its head against my hand, asking for more petting.
- Purled She purled the yarn with ease, creating a beautiful scarf.
- Purpled The sky was purpled by the oncoming storm clouds.
- Purred The cat purred contentedly as she curled up next to her owner.
