How Do You Spell WILLIS?
Correct spelling for the English word "Willis" is [w_ˈɪ_l_ɪ_z], [wˈɪlɪz], [wˈɪlɪz]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for WILLIS
Below is the list of 119 misspellings for the word "willis".
- willg
- willian
- wollies
- willto
- willim
- jillis
- wellsite
- wallls
- willfu
- willem
- willixs
- william's
- will''s
- withlaws
- willium
- willc
- willis'
- williams's
- willliams
- willk
- willsee
- willuse
- willliam
- williw
- wallit
- willyou
- willr
- welles
- wirelles
- villis
- whilist
- wailles
- wilsom
- willams'
- willalso
- willll
- willia
- willb
- willims
- willkie
- wellas
- wallice
- willin
- illiois
- willn
- willbe
- wirless
- wellls
- willf
- willima
- wireliss
- willapa
- villi
- weylins
- cills
- willeams
- willams
- whillst
- williasm
- wiliams
- wollsey
- willask
- wolls
- wilol
- williow
- villa''s
- wili's
- willlook
- willease
- wellies
- willaims
- wallibys
- wilosn
- wilil
- wilks
- willcox
- wouls
- veuillez
- billis
- williams'
- williiam
- willace
- wiiliams
- willig
- wiliiams
- willson
- wurls
- wilms
- wallks
- walles
- wellsfargo
- wallies
- wallas
- willieams
- weighloss
- lillis
- williarm
- whails
- wilso
- william
- willit
- willsay
- whilehis
- willt
- welcime
- willys
- willimas
- hillis
- willeither
- willi
- willlll
- willair
- villify
- willaim
- willh
- willians
- willaism
- vasillis
- willgo
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Anagrams of WILLIS
Usage Examples for WILLIS
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Let X and Y represent the lines of centres, and A, H, I and K the generating or rolling circle, whose centres are on the respective lines of centres- the diameter of the generating circle being equal to the radius of the pinion, as in the Willis system, then, the pinion M being the driver, and the wheels revolving in the direction denoted by the respective arrows, the arc or path of contact for the first pair will be from point D, where the generating circle G crosses circle N to E, where generating circle H crosses the circle M, this path being composed of two arcs of a circle. - "Modern Machine-Shop Practice, Volumes I and II" by Joshua Rose
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" They couldn't do it in Banfield, though," suggested Willis, " because everybody there must know the boy is honest. - "A Canadian Bankclerk" by J. P. Buschlen
