Correct spellings for SMIAL
- Emil Emil took the lead in organizing the fundraiser for the local charity.
- meal I'm going to prepare a healthy meal for dinner tonight.
- mil The army was divided into platoons of 40 to 50 soldiers, led by a centurion, while ten of these would make a "mil".
- mill The old abandoned mill by the river has become a popular spot for urban exploration.
- sail She loved to sail on the open water, feeling the wind in her hair and the sun on her face.
- Sal I added a pinch of Sal to the soup.
- seal
- seminal The seminal work of Freud greatly influenced the field of psychology.
- sepal I chose a white sepal for my bouquet.
- serial She always watches her favorite serial on TV.
- sill She pulled the dress up over her head, revealing the blue silk sill of her skirt.
- simian A simian is an animal which belongs to the family of primates.
- sisal The rugs were made from sisal.
- skill I possess considerable skill in cooking.
- skoal I always keep a box of skoal handy.
- small I need a small knife to cut the cake.
- smear The smear of paint across the canvas reflected the colors in the flowers.
- smell He walked into the kitchen and immediately recognized the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
- smile There's no place like home, and that includes my smile - I love it!
- smirk He could barely hide his smirk when he saw his ex's new boyfriend.
- smite The rain smite the city like an angel of death.
- smith My grandfather was a smith.
- social My social media is too public.
- soil The soil in this area is very fertile which makes it perfect for farming.
- spiel He gave his usual spiel about the benefits of organic produce.
- spill I was so relieved when the spill cleaned up quickly.
- steal It's not right to steal someone's belongings.
- still I am still waiting for that package which I ordered a few weeks ago.
- swill The pigs quickly devoured the swill that was left out for them by the farmer.
- swirl As I stirred the spoon in the hot chocolate, a beautiful swirl formed on the surface of the drink.
