How to spell LAYED correctly?
If you've accidentally used "layed" instead of "laid", don't fret! The correct past tense of "lay" is "laid". Remembering this straightforward rule will ensure accurate usage. From now on, you'll confidently say, "I laid the book on the table", and avoid the common misspelling of "layed."
List of suggestions on how to spell layed correctly
- Allayed The doctor's reassurance finally allayed the patient's anxiety.
- Bayed The hounds bayed in pursuit of the fox.
- Belayed The climber was belayed by her partner as she made her way up the steep rock face.
- Cloyed After eating too much candy, I feel cloyed and can no longer enjoy it.
- delayed
- Flayed The criminal was flayed alive for his heinous crime.
- laced The brownies are laced with marijuana, so be careful before eating them.
- lad The lad asked for help carrying the heavy boxes.
- lade I will lade the truck with sandbags to prepare for the upcoming storm.
- laded
- laid
- Lamed He lamed his foot stepping in a puddle.
- lard She was using too much lard to Fry her eggs.
- late
- laud A laud is a formal declaration of admiration or praise.
- Laved The cool water laved my sore feet after a long day of walking.
- lawyer She needs a lawyer to help her with her case.
- layer I added a layer of frosting to the cake.
- layered The layered cake was decorated with smooth buttercream frosting.
- Lazed She was so lazed off that she didn't hear me come in.
- led She confidently led the team to victory.
- lied
- Loyd
- lye I need to pick up some Lye.
- payed
- played I played my favorite game all night.
- relayed She relayed the message to her boss about the urgent meeting that was scheduled at noon.
- slayed The dragon was finally slayed by the knight in shining armor.
