How to spell LAHED correctly?
If you intended to type "lahed" but realized it was misspelled, worry not! Here are a few possible corrections: 'laced,' 'leaded,' 'lashed,' or 'lauded.' Remember, spellcheck can be a great tool to avoid such minor blunders and maintain accuracy in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell lahed correctly
- ahead
- Haled
- laced The cake was laced with vanilla extract.
- Lacked She lacked the capacity to understand the complexity of the situation.
- lad
- lade I need to lade my bike with fresh gas.
- laded He laded the truck with bags of rice for delivery to the local grocery store.
- Lagged The computer's response time lagged behind, causing frustration for the user.
- laid She laid the book down and took a deep breath.
- laird The laird is a great man.
- Lamed The young boy was disappointed when he found out that he had received a lamed grade on his final examination.
- Lammed
- land The land is fertile and allows for a great many crops to be grown.
- Lapped I lapped my bowl of soup.
- lard The recipe called for a tablespoon of lard to be added to the dough.
- Larded I larded my pork loin with some bacon fat.
- laredo Laredo is a city in the southern part of Texas.
- Larked I larked around the park with my friends all afternoon.
- Lashed The convict was lashed 24 times.
- latched The cat latched onto the mouse's tail.
- late I will be late for our meeting because the traffic is heavy.
- later I will walk the dog later.
- Lathed The newly-lathed boards gleam in the sunlight.
- laud The teacher would laud the students who put in extra effort.
- Lauded Her dedication to social advocacy has been lauded by many.
- Laughed I laughed when I saw the dog eating the cat.
- Laved The waves laved her feet as she walked along the shore.
- Lazed He was lazed across the couch, star gazing.
- Leached The water had leached all the color from the tomatoes.
- leaded She leaded the team to victory with her brilliant strategy.
- leafed I leafed through the book, skimming the pages.
- Leaked The leaked document revealed the company's plans to sabotage competitors.
- Leaned I leaned against the cool rail and closed my eyes.
- Leaped The deer leaped over the fence with ease.
- leased I have leased my car to my friend for the next six months.
- Leashed My dog is leashed so it can't run off.
- leaved The trees had all leaved out, turning the forest into a lush and verdant wonderland.
- led The squad of firefighters led the way through the burning building.
- lied He lied to his parents about where he was going.
- liked I liked the new job I applied to.
- Limed The carpenter limed the furniture to give it a rustic look.
- lined I wrapped the gift in a lined paper bag.
- Lived I lived in a small town for many years.
- loaded She's packing for her vacation loaded with new clothes.
- Loafed He loafed around the house all day, watching television and eating junk food.
- Loaned I loaned my friend my guitar for the weekend.
- Loathed The room loathed the smell of cigarettes.
- lobed The oak tree leaves are lobed and have pointed tips.
- Loped The horse loped effortlessly through the fields, while the rider enjoyed the scenery.
- loved
- Lowed I listened to Lowed for an hour last night.
- Lured I was lured in by the sweet scent of cakes.
