Correct spellings for GALOPF
- aloof She always kept a distance from others, appearing aloof and uninterested in their conversations.
- gallop The sound of horses galloping filled the air as the cavalry charged forward.
- gallops The horses gallop across the meadow, their hooves thundering on the ground.
- Galois
- galoot The galoot stumbled clumsily, knocking over the display of fragile porcelain figurines.
- galore At the festival, there were games, food and entertainment galore.
- galosh She slipped on her galoshes before venturing out into the pouring rain.
- galumph The elephant galumphed through the jungle, effortlessly trampling over thick vegetation in its path.
- glop I accidentally spilled a glob of ketchup on my plate, creating a sticky glop.
- jalopy My grandfather used to drive an old jalopy when he was young.
- PALOP PALOP stands for the Portuguese-speaking African countries, which include Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique and Sao Tome and Principe.
