How to spell JUSED correctly?

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• Busied
• cased The detectives cased the crime scene for any evidence that could lead to the suspect's arrest.
• Caused
• CUED One would think that after being copped by the cops, the criminal would be cued to not do it again.
• cursed The cursed object rolled across the room and smashed into a million pieces.
• cussed She cussed me out for forgetting her birthday present.
• Doused Donny was doused with gasoline and lit on fire.
• fused She fused her hair into a bun.
• Fussed I was fussed about what to wear today.
• Gushed The water gushed from the broken pipe and flooded the basement.
• gusted
• Housed The house is housed in brick and mortar.
• Jed Jed arrived at the party fashionably late, sporting his signature fedora.
• Jested I jested that you were eating my goldfish.
• Jose Jose is a common name in Spanish-speaking countries.
• jousted The knights jousted with each other in a tournament at the castle.
• Judd Judd is my favorite character in the book.
• jude Miss Jude is my favorite teacher.
• judea Judea was an ancient region located in the southern part of modern-day Israel.
• Judged The town was judged to be in a state of disrepair.
• Jugged The restaurant served up a hearty jugged hare stew that was both flavorful and filling.
• juiced I juiced some lemons to make lemonade.
• just
• jute She wore a jute tweed skirt and a soft suede cardigan.
• Jutted The cliff jutted out over the crashing waves below.
• loused The party was loused because the host forgot to order pizza.
• Moused I moused over the link to see where it would take me.
• Mused She sat there and mused over the beautiful landscape in front of her.
• Mussed I got my hair mussed up trying to put my hair up in a bun.
• nursed My mother-in-law nursed me through my cancer treatments.
• Paused She paused to take a deep breath before continuing her speech.
• Pursed She licked her lips, exposing her pursed teeth.
• reused The plastic bags can be reused to carry groceries.
• Roused I was roused from my slumber by the sound of my dog barking.
• soused After a night of heavy drinking, the partygoer was completely soused and could barely walk straight.
• Sued The company was sued for breaching the terms of the contract.
• used I have used this detergent for years.

Apsolutly

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