How to spell CHARDED correctly?
If you accidentally misspell "charded", do not fret! The correct spelling you might be looking for is most likely "charred". This term refers to food that has been slightly burned, often giving it a delicious smoky flavor. So, next time you barbecue and things get a little charded, enjoy the mouthwatering result!
List of suggestions on how to spell charded correctly
- Carded I was carded at the bar because the bouncer thought I was underage.
- Carted I carted the bags of groceries into the house.
- chafed He chafed his skin by wearing those tight shoes.
- Chaired He chaired the board meeting with confidence and professionalism.
- chanted The choir chanted beautiful hymns during the church service.
- charade She was performing a charade.
- chard I sauteed some chard with garlic and butter for a delicious side dish.
- charged The suspect was armed with a knife and charged at the officer.
- charmed She was charmed by his manners.
- charred The burger was charred beyond recognition, and would have to be thrown away.
- Charted The ship's navigator plotted a course to a charted location.
- charter The charter promises to protect the environment.
- chased The police chased the suspect down the alleyway.
- Chatted I chatted with my friends online for hours last night.
- chided She chided her sister for forgetting their parents' wedding anniversary.
- corded The corded phone is easy to use.
- Herded
- Hoarded After the pandemic began, people hoarded toilet paper and other essential supplies.
- horded The animals were horded in a pen.
- Larded I larded the pork chops with a bit of bacon.
- shaded The tree provided a cool, shaded area for us to relax under on a hot day.
- shared The group shared their stories of what had happened to them during the storm.
- Warded The castle was warded with magical protections to keep the invaders out.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
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- absolutely
- absolutes
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- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
