Correct spellings for TIDLY
- diddly I'm going to bed; time for diddly-wop.
- idly I was idly flipping through the channels when I heard a scream.
- staidly My aunt is very staidly dressed.
- tepidly She tepidly dipped her toe into the cool water before jumping in all the way.
- thirdly Firstly, we need to assess the situation; secondly, we need to come up with a plan; and thirdly, we must take action.
- tidal The tidal waves crashed against the shore, scattering seashells and seaweed along the beach.
- tiddly I'm using tiddly to mean "very small.
- tide The tide was so strong that it pulled their boat far away from the shore.
- tidily I tidily put away my dishes.
- tidy She always makes a tidy home.
- Til Til we meet again, stay happy and healthy.
- tile I spilled some juice on my Tile and can't get it off.
- till She kept a till full of change so she wouldn't have to deal with cash.
- tilt The bookshelf began to tilt, causing the books to fall off.
- timidly The deer timidly eyed the lion as if it were going to attack.
- tiredly I am tiredly going to bed.
- title My new book has a great title.
