How to spell CLSED correctly?
If you accidentally misspelled "closed" as "clsed", don't worry, it happens to the best of us. Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "closed", "closet", "classed" or "clause". Make sure to double-check your spelling in the future to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding.
List of suggestions on how to spell clsed correctly
- Calked He calked the boat with a thick coat of varnish.
- called My sister called me last night to invite me to her birthday party.
- Calmed
- calved
- cased The detective soon cased the area for any evidence that could help solve the crime.
- Caused
- clad I was clad in my most elegant attire.
- Clashed The colors of their outfits clashed, making it uncomfortable to look at.
- Clasped She clasped her hands together and prayed for a safe journey.
- Classed The students were classed based on their grades and academic performance.
- clawed The cat clawed at the door, desperate to be let in.
- clewed
- clod The farmer accidentally dug up a large clod of dirt while plowing the field.
- cloned They realized the sheep had been cloned before.
- close I live very close to the city center.
- closed This store is always closed.
- closer I moved closer to the edge of the cliff to get a better view of the ocean below.
- closes She always closes the door softly so as not to wake up her baby.
- closet I have a closet filled with clothes that I never wear.
- cloud
- Cloyed I am feeling cloyed by the attention I am getting from my friends.
- clued
- clues In the murder mystery, the detectives are looking for clues to help solve the crime.
- Culled The farmer culled the weakest sheep from the flock to improve overall health and breeding quality.
- cursed They were about to leave when the girl cursed them.
- cussed Despite being scolded, he cussed at his boss and stormed out of the room.
- glued I glued the pieces of paper together.
- lsd I took LSD before the party to help me prepare.
- pulsed My heart was pounding like a pulsed drill.
