Are you not aware of the different forms of English? There are several differences between American English and British English, “spelled” and “spelt” being one example.
Collins and Merriam-Webster are both American English dictionaries, and the Oxford English Dictionary is a British English dictionary.
Spelled or spelt?
Isn’t spelt, like an ocean minnow?
That’s the grain with the P. It’s a family of fish, smelt.
Dreamed or dreamt?
Felled or felt
Fucked or fuct?
Smelled or smelt?
He who smelt it delt it.
It depends whether you’re English or American. Spelt is English.
Spelt is also a grain, a variant of wheat.
Yeah, one of the earliest cultivars
Spelt is not proper English.
Edit: I retract Collins as a trustworthy source.
Are you not aware of the different forms of English? There are several differences between American English and British English, “spelled” and “spelt” being one example.
Collins and Merriam-Webster are both American English dictionaries, and the Oxford English Dictionary is a British English dictionary.
Of course it is!