“Star Wars” icon Mark Hamill has been paying attention to former President Donald Trump’s creative attempts at spelling.

“His made up words are fun,” Hamill wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday, “but his more-than plentiful misspellings absolutely RULE!”

He included a screenshot of a recent Trump post on Truth Social, which included the non-words “DISINFORMATES” and “MISINFORMATES.”

Here’s some of Hamill’s list:

• “Stollen” for stolen
• “Honered” for honored
• “Unpresidented” for unprecedented
• “Smocking” for smoking
• “Sole” for soul
• “Frorida” for Florida
• “Melanie” for Melania
• “Capital Hill” for Capitol Hill
• “Infair” for unfair
• “Shoebiz” for showbiz
• “Marine Core” for Marine Corps
• “Boarder” for border
• “Loose” for lose
• “Leightweight” for lightweight
• “Grest” for great
• “Hearby” for hereby

He closed out the list with the “always memorable” Trump word for hamburgers: “hamberders.”

“This is merely a partial list, but undoubtedly, we can all look forward to the frequent & numerous misspellings sure to come!” the actor wrote, signing off with the hashtag “TheBestWords.”

During Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, he famously boasted, “I’m very highly educated. I know words, I have the best words.”

Hamill’s not the only one with a running list. Over the years, “The Daily Show” has aired several roundups of Trump’s “best words” from speaking engagements, which include “stankchuary” and “dersault.”