How to spell HAUNED correctly?

If you've come across the misspelling "hauned" and are wondering what it should be, two correct suggestions would be "haunted" or "hounded". "Haunted" refers to something being inhabited by ghosts or supernatural entities, while "hounded" means being relentlessly pursued or harassed. Choose the correct option based on the context.

• Caned
• chained
• Haled The police haled the suspect into the station for questioning.
• hand The hand was shaking, I could see the nerves shaking.
• handed The coordinates were handed to me by my instructor.
• Haney
• Hanged The criminal was hanged for his crimes against the state.
• hared
• hated I hated him for always being so nosy.
• Hauled He hauled the heavy box up the stairs.
• haunt
• haunted They say the old house is haunted.
• Haunter The Haunter was an unsettling figure its dark shadow stretching out to touch the most innocent of creatures.
• haunts The memory of her failure haunts her to this day.
• Hawed The salesman hawed the benefits of the product to the customer.
• Hazed The freshman was hazed by the upperclassmen during the initiation ceremony.
• Honed After years of practice and hard work, she has honed her artistic abilities to perfection.
• horned I have a pair of horned rabbits.
• hound
• Hounded The dog was hounded by the farmer.
• hued The sky was entirely hued with pink and orange due to the setting sun.
• hunted The fox hunted for small animals in the forest.
• Hymned
• Maned
• tuned The piano was carefully tuned before being offered for sale.
• Waned After the holidays, the enthusiasm of the students waned, and they struggled to focus on their studies.

Apsolutly

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