How to spell CLEAND correctly?

If you meant to write "cleaned", try adding the missing 'e'. If you intended to write "cleansed", you might have accidentally swapped the 's' and the 'd'. Double-check the context of the misspelling to make sure it fits with the intended meaning.

• bland The rice in the dish was bland and lacked any flavor.
• blend I love to blend fresh fruits and vegetables to make a healthy smoothie.
• clad She was clad in a beautiful white dress for her wedding.
• clan The clan gathered together for a traditional family dinner.
• clang The hammer hit the steel plate with a loud clang.
• clank The old car engine made a loud clank noise as it sputtered and died on the side of the road.
• clans The Scottish Highlands were once populated by many different clans.
• clean
• cleaned
• cleaner I need to hire a cleaner to keep my house tidy.
• cleanly She wiped the surfaces of the desk cleanly with a disinfectant wipe.
• cleans
• cleanse
• cleansed After the yoga class, she felt cleansed and refreshed.
• cleanup The volunteers helped with the beach cleanup after the Fourth of July festivities.
• cleared "It took several hours, but the debris was cleared from the road after the accident.
• cleat The soccer player slipped on the wet grass because his cleat didn't have enough traction.
• cleaved The hunter cleaved the deer's skull with his axe.
• eland The eland is one of the largest antelopes in the world.
• gland The endocrine gland secretes hormones directly into the bloodstream.
• glean I was able to glean some valuable information from the research paper.
• Gleaned I gleaned some valuable information from my conversation with the CEO.
• land
• Leaned She leaned against the wall, tired after a long day.
• Leland John and Leland chat while they walk.
• lend Please lend me your CD.

Apsolutly

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