How to spell BUYOED correctly?
If you accidentally spelled "buyoed" instead of "buoyed", fear not! Here are some possible correct suggestions to rectify the error. You could write "buoyed" as it is, indicating uplift or support. Alternatively, you could consider typing "burdened" if you intended to describe being weighed down. Remember to proofread to avoid such typos!
List of suggestions on how to spell buyoed correctly
- Bayed The hounds bayed all night long, signaling their owner that they have finally found their prey.
- beyond His ambition was to reach beyond the stars.
- booed The football team was booed by the fans after losing their fourth consecutive game.
- bucked The horse bucked the rider off its back.
- Budded The tree in my backyard budded new leaves after the winter.
- Budged
- buffed The car's exterior was buffed to a high shine.
- Buford Buford forgot to bring his umbrella on a rainy day.
- bugged I think my computer is bugged because it keeps freezing up.
- Bulled
- Bummed I'm bummed that I missed the movie.
- Buoyed The good news of a successful surgery buoyed up his spirits.
- buried The body was buried underneath the snow.
- burled The lumberyard is burled in the fall.
- burned I accidentally burned the toast while making breakfast.
- burred The dog's fur was so matted that it burred against my hand when I petted him.
- bushed After a long day of hiking, I was so bushed that I fell asleep as soon as I hit the bed.
- Busied
- Butted The cyclist butted heads with the slow car in front of her.
- buyer She's the buyer of the new car.
- buyout The company offered a significant buyout to its long-term employees as part of its restructuring plan.
- Buzzed I was so buzzed from partying last night that I overslept.
- Guyed The helium balloon was so heavy, I needed two people to help me to lift it onto the Guyed wire.
- kayoed I kayoed the ball into the corner.
