How to spell BIIDER correctly?

If you meant to type "biider" but ended up with a typo, don't worry! Here are some suggestions for the correct spelling: "bidder", referring to someone who offers a price for something at an auction or "binder", which could denote a device for holding papers together.

• Badder
• bedder Betty washes the bedder in the sink.
• bidder The highest bidder won the auction for the rare vintage car.
• bidders The auction had several bidders.
• bide
• bides While I bides my time, I daydream of an intriguing plotline.
• bidet I have never seen a bidet in person, only in magazines.
• bier The bier was placed at the center of the room for the mourners to pay their respects.
• binder I need to organize my papers in a binder for easy reference.
• birder As a birder, she spent weekends hiking through the woods to spot rare species of birds.
• birders I birders regularly at my local park.
• biter The dog was a known biter, so the owner had to ensure he was always wearing a muzzle in public.
• bitter Tom was bitter about his divorce.
• border I'm not sure what you're asking for; the word "border" doesn't appear in the text.
• bride
• builder The builder completed the building on time and under budget.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately