@GoFish use wordweb app .

@meJess Now I realize 😀

@Threepio Apologise is correct

@syd03 only if it’s actually your fault

@WormMan never eat cake, eat sausage sandwiches and remain young ( one of a few helpers I got at school).
If it helps: big elephants can always understand small elephants (because)

@ShenaniganFoodie LMAO

@DeWayfarer All the best Dude. ;-) :P

@MrVintage71 🙄

@rinkydinkydoink 🙏🏼

@meJess Thanks for that neighbour. It was weighing on my mind somewhat that at least eight words break that rule and it didn't seem to be the most efficient way to remember the order. In the end you just have to learn the spellings at your leisure. 🧐 🤣

@FreddieUK 🙏🏼

@meJess 🙄

@BlueGreenGrey Amazed... 🙏🏼

@JSul3
The version with two 'Ls' is the correct version, grammatically speaking.

Keep in mind as well that the English language was not invented by the Brits. It's only been the last few hundred years that the British Monarchy took ownership of the English language and called it their own, but by no means did Great Britain have anything to do with the inception of English into our global society.

American English was created as a trolling 'taunt' ..or slap in the face to King Charles the 3rd, who America's British ancestors were fleeing when they left England 250 years ago on their way to start a new life in North America.

@JSul3 🙏🏼

@JSul3

I remember when kidnaped was sometimes used (instead of kidnapped, of course)

@valobasa4ever I'm sure there are more but I don't remember them all. I have one on the tip of my tongue.

@CrazyMusicLover Take your time. 🥂

@valobasa4ever Beneficial (benefitial)

@Royricky09 Using cell phone or physical keyboard or writing on paper !?

@valobasa4ever physical keyboard

@Royricky09 That's natural. :-)

@HumanEarth Really !! ?

It's A Joke

@HumanEarth I am not that lame . ;-) 🌹🤭

@gregloa Ohk. :-)

@swirlie Wow!