Correct spellings for IILBE
- Bilbo Bilbo Baggins is a fictional character and the protagonist of J.R.R. Tolkien's novel The Hobbit.
- bile Excessive bile production may lead to digestive discomfort.
- bilge The bilge pump broke and water started flooding the lower levels of the ship.
- CILE
- Elbe The Elbe river flows from the Czech Republic into Germany and out to the North Sea.
- file The company will only accept applications in PDF file format.
- gibe He had to endure many gibe and taunts from his classmates for his poor performance in the game.
- IBE
- idle She spends her weekends idle, doing nothing but binge-watching television shows.
- isle I dream of living on a remote isle surrounded by turquoise waters.
- jibe The witness's story didn't jibe with the evidence presented in court.
- Kilby Kilby's invention of the integrated circuit revolutionized the electronics industry.
- LBE LBEs are commonly used for military training exercises.
- Lille Lille is a historic city in northern France known for its Flemish architecture and lively cultural scene.
- mile I walked a mile every day for a week to increase my endurance.
- Milne Milne's famous character Winnie-the-Pooh has become a beloved children's book character around the world.
- Nile The Nile is the longest river in Africa, stretching over 6,600 km.
- Niobe Niobe was so grief-stricken that she turned into a stone figure.
- pile I need to clear the pile of laundry that has accumulated on the bed.
- rile Her constant complaining was enough to rile even the most patient person.
- Rilke Rilke is considered one of the most important poets of the modernist movement.
- tilde I had to use the tilde symbol to write my Spanish essay on my computer.
- tile She carefully measured and cut the tile before placing it onto the bathroom floor.
- vibe I can't quite describe the vibe of the party, but it definitely feels like a good time.
- vile The smell of the garbage was so vile that I could not stand it.
- Wilde Oscar Wilde was a prominent playwright and novelist in the late 19th century.
- wile She used her wile to convince him to give her a second chance.
