The FSZL Rule

 

The FSZL rule is a spelling rule. The letters f, s, z, and l are doubled after a short vowel sound. Here are words that follow this rule.

ff	ss	zz	ll
off	pass	buzz	bell
puff	miss	fizz	fill
staff	actress	jazz	hull
bluff	address	fuzz	doll
dandriff	boss	pizzazz	cell

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