How to spell CLOED correctly?
If you've accidently typed "cloed" instead of "closed", fret not! Here are some appropriate suggestions to rectify the misspelling. You could consider using "closed", "enclosed" or "sealed" depending on the context. Remember, a quick proofread can save you from such hiccups in the future!
List of suggestions on how to spell cloed correctly
- called
- clad She was clad in a beautiful gown for the ball.
- clod The farmer accidentally stepped on a clod of dirt and stumbled, dropping his pitchfork.
- cloned The scientist has successfully cloned a sheep.
- closed The store has closed for the night.
- clot Her injury caused a blood clot to form in her leg.
- cloud
- cloudy It looks cloudy outside, I hope it doesn't rain.
- clout The CEO's clout in the industry helped the company to secure a lucrative deal.
- Cloyed After eating too many sweets, she felt cloyed and needed to take a break from sugary treats.
- clued
- COED The college coed population is growing increasingly diverse.
- cold I love drinking cold lemonade on a hot summer day.
- Cooed She cooed when I gave her a hug.
- cooled After the party, she felt really cooled off.
- Culled The farmer culled the weaker sheep from the flock.
- glued The sticker was glued to the back of the envelope.
