How to spell HEADIED correctly?
When encountering the misspelling "headied", it is important to consider the intended word. If the intention was to mean "headed", which refers to someone going in a certain direction, "headed" is the correct form. Alternatively, if the intention was to use "heated", meaning intense or passionate, it would be an appropriate replacement.
List of suggestions on how to spell headied correctly
- beaded
- Eddied The leaves eddied around my feet as the wind picked up.
- headed
- header
- headier After a night of partying, Tracy felt headier than ever.
- headset I'm going to need to use my headset to listen to the presentation.
- healed She was healed from her wounds.
- heaped The pile of bookshelf was heaped with books.
- heated The two politicians had a heated debate about the current economic situation.
- heaved Roy, who was always so heaved, passed away at the young age of 55.
- hedged I'm hedged in by my loans.
- Heeded After being ignored, the advice of the counselor was heeded.
- Herded The sheepdog herded the sheep into the pen.
- leaded The fuel was leaded.
- readied I'm ready to readied myself for bed.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
