Correct spellings for DOOLARD
- Bollard The bollard was installed to prevent vehicles from accessing the pedestrian walkway.
- Collard My grandmother loves to cook collard greens with ham hocks.
- Dillard
- Dollar The dollar weakened against the euro.
- Dollars I need ten dollars to buy a new book.
- Doodad I found a strange doodad on the street and I couldn't figure out what it was for.
- Dooryard The dooryard was beautifully adorned with flowers and shrubs.
- Dotard The leader of the country acted like a dotard, making irrational decisions without any logical justification.
- Dullard The teacher quickly realized that the student was a dullard and struggled to keep up with the rest of the class.
- Foulard She wrapped the Foulard around her neck to stay warm in the cold breeze.
- Lollard The Lollards were a religious group in medieval England that were persecuted by the Church.
- Pollard Pollard has many meanings, including a tree that is pruned so that it produces branches, a prisoner who is released on parole, and a type of bird-catching technique.
- Woodard
