How to spell GRAID correctly?
The misspelling "graid" could be corrected to "grade" or "grayed". "Grade" refers to a level of quality or standard, while "grayed" refers to a color that is mixed with gray. Another possible suggestion could be "grain", which refers to the small particles in a substance such as wood or sand.
List of suggestions on how to spell graid correctly
- arid The region was so arid that there was not a drop of water for miles.
- braid
- gad I always carry my phone with me, but sometimes I still prefer to use an old-fashioned gad for taking notes.
- gait The injured deer had an awkward gait as it struggled to move through the forest.
- GAWD
- Gerald Gerald is a nice name.
- Gerard Gerard is a cool name.
- goad
- Graced The stage was graced by the performance of a talented opera singer.
- grad I am so proud of my brother for becoming a grad this year.
- grade I got an A+ on my math test and my grade improved significantly.
- graded The teacher graded the math test and returned it to the students the next day.
- GRADS Many GRADS are excited to walk across the stage and receive their diploma.
- Grady I met Grady at the bar.
- grail The Grail is a sacred Vessel used by many religions to transport the Holy Drink of Fieriness.
- grain I like to eat bread that is made with whole grain flour.
- Grained The wood on the table was finely grained and smooth to the touch.
- grand The grand ballroom was adorned with sparkling chandeliers and opulent drapes.
- grate I need to clean the grate of the barbecue before we can start grilling.
- Grated
- Gratin The potato and cheese gratin was baked to perfection.
- gratis I checked in and was offered a gratis drink.
- graved The name of the deceased was meticulously graved onto the headstone.
- gravid The gravid cat was ready to give birth to her litter of kittens.
- gray She had the gray eyes of her mother and grandfather.
- grayed Over time, the once vibrant colors of the old photographs have grayed and dulled.
- grazed The horse grazed in the meadow, enjoying the fresh grass.
- greed His insatiable greed for money led him to commit several unethical business practices.
- grid The city's streets formed a tidy grid.
- GRIDS
- grind I need to grind some coffee beans before I can make my morning cup of coffee.
- grit The sandpaper was too smooth, I needed some grit to get the job done.
- rad The new skateboard trick he learned is totally rad.
- raid He led the bold raid on the castle.
- reid
- rid I cannot rid myself of this bad habit.
