How to spell SCALL correctly?
The misspelling "scall" could actually be "scull", which refers to the paddle used in rowing. It could also be "scalp", which refers to the skin on top of the head. Another possible correction is "scowl", which is a facial expression indicating anger or disapproval.
List of suggestions on how to spell scall correctly
- call I will give you a call when I am finished with my work.
- scalar A scalar quantity only has a magnitude and not a direction.
- scald Be careful, the boiling water can scald you.
- scale I need to purchase a scale to weigh my fruits and vegetables for meal prep.
- scalp I scratch my scalp with my fingertips.
- scaly The dragon's scaly skin shimmered in the sunlight.
- scowl She gave me a scowl when I told her I couldn't make it to the meeting.
- scull The rowers used their oars to scull through the calm water.
- skill He demonstrated his impressive skill on the piano during the concert.
- skull I found a human skull while I was hiking in the mountains.
- small The small cat purred contentedly on my lap.
- squall The sudden squall caught the sailors off guard and they had to quickly secure the sails to prevent the boat from capsizing.
- stall The horse refused to move and just stood still at the entrance of the stall.
