Correct spellings for PIOLKS
- aiolis The dish was served with a side of garlicky aiolis that perfectly complemented the seafood flavors.
- bilks
- folks The folks next door are always making noise.
- ilks I have no interest in associating with people of his ilks.
- kiosks The mall has several kiosks scattered throughout the center, selling a variety of products and services.
- milks I always prefer to drink almond milks instead of cow's milk.
- picks She carefully selects her picks for the best fashion trends.
- piles I need to organize my paperwork because I have piles of documents scattered all over my desk.
- pills The doctor prescribed pills to treat my headaches.
- pinks She loves to wear pinks and other pastel colors in the spring.
- pious The king was known for his pious devotion to the gods.
- plonks He plonks himself down on the couch and turns on the TV, not caring about anything else.
- pocks The chicken had pocks on its feet.
- poles The Poles are known for their traditional cuisine, such as their pierogies and kielbasa.
- Polk Polk County is named after James K. Polk, the 11th President of the United States.
- polka At the wedding reception, the guests danced a lively polka to the live band's upbeat music.
- polkas My grandfather loves to dance to traditional polkas.
- polls The latest polls show that the incumbent is trailing behind his opponent.
- pols
- polys The company will soon release a new line of polys for their athletic wear collection.
- pools The hotel features several rooftop pools for guests to enjoy.
- proles In George Orwell's 1984, the ruling class referred to the lower classes as proles.
- silks She carefully selected the finest silks for her wedding dress.
- violas The violas added a richness and depth to the orchestra's sound.
- viols The musicians played their viols beautifully, filling the room with soothing melodies.
- yolks I separated the egg yolks from the whites in order to make a meringue.
