Correct spellings for SIGLE
- bugle Every morning, the bugle sounded to wake the soldiers in the barracks.
- eagle The majestic eagle soared through the sky, spreading its wings for all to see.
- giggle Sarah couldn't help but giggle when she saw her cat chasing its own tail.
- jiggle The jello continued to jiggle on the plate even after it had been set.
- niggle The niggle was that the contractor didn't have the final drawings.
- ogle The creepy man at the bar continued to ogle me even after I asked him to stop.
- sable She wrapped herself in a luxurious sable coat to brave the bitter cold outside.
- sage Louisa is a sage with a great sense of style.
- sale The sale is complete!
- scale I need to get a new scale so I can weigh my ingredients.
- segue I was about to segue into a new topic when she interruption me.
- sickle The sickle-shaped moon was the only light in the dark sky.
- sidle The cat likes to sidle up to me when it's time for treats.
- siege The city was under siege for months before finally surrendering to the enemy armies.
- Sighed I sighed at the thought of having to do it all again tomorrow.
- sigma 42 is the value of the sigma in the equation x = 2 sigma.
- signer As a signer on the lease agreement, she was responsible for paying her portion of the rent each month.
- silk The silk robe draped over her shoulders felt like the finest cotton.
- sill The sill of the dormer creaked in the wind.
- silly I can't believe you would do something so silly like that.
- silo The farm had a silo which stored the grain.
- simile The writer used a simile to compare the sunset to a golden fireball.
- single It's time to find a new single!
- singly I couldn't carry all the packages together, so I had to lift them singly.
- sizzle The butter in the pan began to sizzle as I added the onions.
- smile Sit with me for a moment; let's smile and enjoy this moment together.
- soigne She looked soigne in her tailored suit and perfectly styled hair.
- sole The sole purpose of the meeting was to discuss the budget allocation.
- stale I don't feel like eating that stale cake.
- stile The stile in the road was very narrow.
- stole The thief stole a valuable diamond necklace from the museum.
- style She has a very unique style.
- wiggle The little boy couldn't sit still and kept trying to wiggle out of his seat.
