Correct spellings for SIMBLE
- amble I prefer to amble along the beach instead of walking at a fast pace.
- bumble The clumsy waiter began to bumble his way through the crowded restaurant, spilling drinks as he went.
- fumble I watched as the quarterback fumble the ball, costing his team the game.
- gamble I'm not willing to gamble my hard-earned money on that risky investment.
- humble She was a humble employee and never boasted about her accomplishments.
- jumble The papers on my desk are in a jumble and need to be sorted.
- mumble When he got nervous, he would mumble his words and I could barely understand him.
- nimble The nimble dancer leapt gracefully across the stage.
- nimbler After losing weight, she felt nimbler and more agile.
- nimbly The cat darted nimbly across the room to catch the toy.
- ramble I like to ramble in the woods to clear my mind.
- rumble The thunder started to rumble overhead as the storm approached.
- sable The sable had rich, glossy, dark brown fur.
- sample I need to collect a sample of the soil from the garden to test for nutrient levels.
- Semble Semble, the French word for "seems", is often used in English to express uncertainty or a tentative opinion.
- shamble The old man struggled to shamble across the room with his weak legs.
- simile The poet used a simile to describe the sun, comparing it to a blazing inferno.
- simple I prefer a simple life without much complication.
- Simpler Cooking a simple meal is often cheaper and simpler than ordering takeout.
- simply I can simply not comprehend why you would do that.
- sizable The company reported a sizable increase in revenue this quarter.
- smile Whenever I look at her smile, it always brightens up my day.
- sombre The cloudy sky and the quiet surroundings created a sombre atmosphere.
- stable
- stumble I watched him stumble and fall to the ground.
- thimble She could always feel the thimble on her finger as she sewed the delicate fabric.
- tumble I watched the leaves tumble down the hill in the autumn breeze.
- WOMBLE
