How to spell WAIFLYKE correctly?
If you've come across the misspelling "waiflyke", fear not! It's likely an error and intended to mean "waif-like", which refers to someone who is thin, delicate or resembling a waif. To ensure accuracy, suggest corrections such as "waif-like" or "waifly".
List of suggestions on how to spell waiflyke correctly
- calflike The baby deer pranced through the meadow with its graceful and calflike movements.
- hairlike The microscopic algae in the water formed long, hairlike strands that swayed gently with the current.
- waffle I love the taste of crispy waffle cones filled with creamy ice cream.
- Wailuku Wailuku is known for its beautiful landscapes and vibrant local culture.
- warlike The ancient Spartans were known for their warlike culture and ruthless military strategy.
- wavelike The dancer gracefully moved across the stage, her flowing dress creating a wavelike motion.
