Correct spellings for HOLLORD
- Bollard The bollard outside the store prevented cars from entering the pedestrian area.
- Collard I grew collard greens in my garden last summer.
- Colloid A colloid is a mixture in which one substance is microscopically dispersed throughout another substance.
- Holland I have always wanted to visit Holland, with its beautiful windmills and colorful tulip fields.
- Holler He'd holler at the waitress whenever his coffee cup ran low.
- Hollered The children hollered with excitement as they ran towards the amusement park entrance.
- Hollers The man always hollers when he is excited.
- Hollow The tree trunk was hollow inside, providing a cozy home for woodland creatures.
- Hollowed The old tree was hollowed out by years of decay, providing a home for small animals.
- Hollows The hollows in the tree trunk provided a cozy hiding place for the squirrel.
- Lollard The term Lollard was used in the 14th century to describe a follower of John Wycliffe's teachings.
- Pollard I heard that the Pollard family is moving to Hawaii next month.
