How Do You Spell WHOLE?
Correct spelling for the English word "whole" is [h_ˈəʊ_l], [hˈə͡ʊl], [hˈəʊl]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Plural form of WHOLE is WHOLES
Definition of WHOLE
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The entire thing; the entire or total assemblage of parts; a system; a regular combination of parts; aggregate. Whole-blood, a kinsman derived from the same couple of ancestors, as distinguished from half-blood. Whole-hoofed, having the hoof undivided, as in the horse.
Anagrams of WHOLE
Common Misspellings for WHOLE
Below is the list of 353 misspellings for the word "whole".
- awhole
- ahole
- whoelser
- whoe
- whitle
- weezle
- lohle
- whyole
- wohl
- whooo
- wholl
- whloe
- swole
- whilc
- whql
- wholey
- wh9ole
- wheely
- whall
- whjole
- whila
- whily
- woul've
- whwer
- wholed
- whtile
- qwhole
- wholwe
- whuile
- wole
- whome
- whuole
- volue
- wheler
- whilr
- wheile
- wilow
- wouil
- whalley
- whaile
- whoed
- whould
- who9le
- whhole
- weler
- whilte
- wihle
- whilel
- wuole
- whlole
- whilen
- whilein
- wehole
- whall
- whold
- wholm
- vehcle
- woulb
- whool
- whode
- wholw
- whyle
- viehele
- whgle
- 3hole
- wholse
- whilre
- whilse
- whala
- whol3e
- whiile
- wolume
- whril
- whaile
- whoole
- wshole
- wbhole
- wholde
- wholee
- whiohc
- ahole
- who0le
- whowill
- werel
- whoesale
- whichl
- whilte
- wholg
- wouel
- wahile
- whoduni t
- whoooo
- whikle
- weeley
- whsoe
- whola
- whirle
- whote
- wehile
- wffle
- whooer
- vechele
- whove
- whoele
- whilw
- wh0ole
- wallyl
- woolie
- whokle
- wuile
- walle
- wioll
- woill
- whol
- woalk
- warley
- wheller
- wjhole
- ahwile
- wholeale
- who'e
- wheil
- wythwille
- wlole
- webley
- walue
- wohle
- wholr
- whorlet
- wheeel
- chole
- whollop
- whouls
- wholle
- whol4
- whoel
- whyal
- whlle
- whiloe
- whilie
- wolle
- whalk
- whala
- whilke
- wilol
- whoem
- wghile
- whool
- wolve
- hwole
- welle
- whol4e
- whilew
- whope
- wbole
- whoof
- whelt
- whoie
- wyole
- whicle
- wholfe
- wheicle
- vehcel
- whork
- whicle
- whalla
- wuhole
- whitle
- whgile
- waile
- who le
- wholel
- vihcle
- whioe
- wwhile
- whone
- whjile
- wjole
- whihle
- woulbe
- woull
- worll
- whilei
- wwhole
- swhole
- whould
- whilel
- wholer
- whoul
- whoal
- wholf
- wheil
- whlen
- whnole
- whille
- wofle
- whople
- whillen
- wioul
- wholley
- wxole
- 2hole
- whhile
- whoed
- ahwile
- whollop
- 2whole
- whelie
- wgole
- wheell
- worle
- wawol
- whuld
- willoe
- whill
- whyll
- whiole
- whosle
- whiule
- whohe
- whilehe
- shoule
- shole
- whyal
- wqhole
- whlile
- whileit
- wh ole
- wholes
- whelt
- wholoe
- welome
- wolde
- chloe
- whowl
- w2hole
- whkole
- woula
- whol3
- whiele
- woule
- wjile
- w3hole
- whhole
- wohoo
- vechale
- whols
- whiel
- welol
- whgole
- whoihc
- whoch
- wghole
- wholeway
- woulr
- worll
- wholke
- whold
- whooe
- whpole
- woble
- whoem
- wahol
- hwile
- worler
- whole4
- whileyou
- swole
- whoer
- whealer
- whalk
- whoule
- vehchle
- whiie
- wheli
- whola
- whelth
- wholpe
- whoal
- wholre
- wholew
- wyhole
- voley
- qhole
- whily
- whele
- whail
- wille
- whilch
- wholu
- who'se
- whule
- wholely
- whbole
- whilse
- wuote
- weeler
- whoe
- who'l
- worhol
- wheele
- whollely
- wihile
- whooly
- w hole
- wnhole
- whnle
- weele
- whilwe
- whili
- wiole
- wholey
- whhel
- whiler
- wh0le
- 7hole
- worly
- ehole
- whple
- whlie
- weoll
- whilee
- waeolia
- wholy
- whell
- wahole
- whiel
- wholed
- wooley
- whowl
- wholely
- whol e
- 3whole
- whorld
- wlli
- whoile
- whoelse
- whoke
- woulc
- ewhole
- whle
- whoopla
- whoen
- whisle
- wooble
- whalla
- vehclie
- wheell
- woula
- whole3
- whail
- wheele
- whwile
Similar spelling words for WHOLE
Usage Examples for WHOLE
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That's the way his whole life has been. - "The Price She Paid" by David Graham Phillips
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I need not say to you, tell me the whole truth. - "The Mettle of the Pasture" by James Lane Allen
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Lady May has not told me the whole story yet. - "Checkmate" by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
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I would if I could, but the whole story is one not to be told in a hurry. - "Can You Forgive Her?" by Anthony Trollope
