How to spell ALIED correctly?

If you've accidentally written "alied" instead of the intended word, here are a few possible corrections: "allied", meaning united or in cooperation; "ailed", referring to feeling unwell; or perhaps "ailed", a past tense form of "ail", meaning to cause trouble or pain. Context may provide more clues for the accurate replacement.

• afield The hikers decided to venture afield to explore new terrain.
• aid
• aided The new software aided the team to complete the project faster.
• Ailed The old woman ailed from a chronic illness that made her very weak.
• Aimed He aimed his bow and arrow at the target.
• aired The new episode of the TV show was aired last night.
• alder The alder tree provides shelter and habitats for many small animals.
• ale He loves to relax with a cold ale after a long day at work.
• ali Ali is a common name in Islamic cultures.
• Alice Alice is my closest friend who always supports me in difficult times.
• alien The spaceship in the sky could only mean one thing: there was an alien invasion.
• aliened She felt aliened from her family after revealing her true identity.
• aligned The stars were aligned for a perfect landing.
• alike The twins looked so alike that people often mistook one for the other.
• aline
• alive I feel so alive when I'm singing.
• Allie I met my best friend, Allie, in third grade.
• allied We allied ourselves with the United Federation of Planets.
• aloe The aloe plant has several healing properties.
• aloud She said it aloud for the first time.
• alter She decided to alter her appearance.
• applied I have applied for several jobs but have not received any responses yet.
• Baled I baled up the clothes to take to the charity bin.
• Dallied After debating whether to dallied in the pool or head to the gym, I opted to stay in.
• Elided The speaker elided certain details to save time.
• flied As the baseball soared through the air, the outfielder flied backwards to catch it.
• Haled Haled was arrested for murder.
• iliad Our study of the Iliad has enlightened us to the battle tactics of the Greeks.
• led
• lid I need to replace the lid on that jar.
• lied Without conscious intent, she sometimes lied to make the situation better.
• Paled The once vibrant colors of the painting slowly paled over time.
• Plied The fisherman plied his trade on the shores of the lake.
• Rallied The team rallied together after falling behind, and managed to score three consecutive goals to win the game.
• Sallied He valiantly sallied forth to face his enemies.
• Tallied The accountant tallied the expenses and found a discrepancy.
• valid The discount code that you received is only valid for online purchases.
• Waled I have a Waled shoe that I wear when I go outside.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking