How to spell DAIED correctly?
If you meant to write "died", then the correct suggestion would be to change the letter "a" to "i". If you meant to write "daily", then adding the letter "l" after the first "d" would be the correct suggestion. If neither of these options apply, please double-check your spelling and try again.
List of suggestions on how to spell daied correctly
- aid She needed aid in carrying the heavy boxes.
- aided The new computer program aided in the completion of the project more efficiently.
- Baited She baited the hook and tossed it into the water, hoping to catch a fish.
- Dabbed She dabbed some perfume behind her ears before heading out.
- dad I love spending time with my dad.
- Dallied As the deadline approached, he dallied with finishing the report.
- Dammed
- dared She dared her friend to jump off the high dive at the pool.
- darned I can't seem to get this darned button to stay on my shirt.
- Darted The rabbit darted across the field to avoid being caught by the fox.
- dashed She dashed across the finish line, elated to have won the race.
- date
- dated The clothes she was wearing looked like they were dated back to the 80s.
- Dater The online dater was disappointed when his date didn't show up.
- daubed He daubed bright colors on the canvas with his brush.
- david David is a popular name among many cultures.
- Dawned The dawned of a new day.
- daybed The daybed is perfect for a small bedroom.
- dazed I was dazed after being struck in the head with a rock.
- deed
- Defied The student defied the teacher's request.
- deiced The plane was deiced before takeoff to ensure safe travel in icy conditions.
- Denied He was denied entry into the country due to his lack of proper documentation.
- Dialed I dialed the number but it was busy.
- Diced
- Did
- die I'm going to die if I don't get some help.
- Died
- diet
- Diked Due to a recent rainstorm, the road is diked.
- Dined I dined at my favorite restaurant last night with my family.
- Dived The athlete dived into the pool to start the race.
- dried I hung my wet clothes outside, but they never dried because it started raining again.
- dyed The rug was dyed blue.
- Eddied The river water eddied around the rocks.
- Raided The house was raided and all of the possessions were taken.
- tailed The cat tailed the mouse as it scurried across the room.
- tied He tied the knot tightly.
- Waited She waited for hours for her friend to arrive.
