Correct spellings for PRISTLE
- bristle The dog's fur began to bristle when it saw a squirrel.
- gristle I can't eat that steak, there is too much gristle.
- peristyle The peristyle was decorated with ornate columns and statues.
- pestle The mortar and pestle is a common kitchen tool used for grinding herbs and spices.
- prattle The children continued to prattle on as the teacher tried to regain control of the classroom.
- priestley Priestley was an English scientist, philosopher, and theologian.
- priestly The priestly garments are made of fine linen and include a breastplate, a robe, a turban, and a sash.
- pristine The lake was so clear and pristine that you could see the fish swimming in it.
- rustle She heard the rustle of leaves as the wind passed through the trees.
- wrestle He could never wrestle his younger brother successfully.
