How to spell LEEDED correctly?
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List of suggestions on how to spell leeded correctly
- beaded She wore a beaded necklace to match her dress.
- bedded We bedded down in the cozy cabin for the night.
- Ceded Spain ceded Florida to the United States in the 19th century.
- deeded She deeded the house to her son before she passed away.
- feuded The two families had feuded for decades over a small piece of land in the countryside.
- Fleeted The dove flew fleeted away.
- gelded She is gelded and ready to be ridden.
- headed I am headed to the grocery store to buy some ingredients for dinner.
- Heeded They heeded the warning and stopped.
- Herded The shepherd herded the sheep into the pen.
- laded The truck was laded with boxes filled with fresh produce from the farm.
- landed After a long and bumpy flight, the plane finally landed.
- Larded We were served larded pork chops for dinner.
- Lauded The new movie was lauded by critics for its outstanding performances and compelling storyline.
- leaded The town is full of leaded windows.
- leaden The door was locked from the inside and the leaden key refused to turn in the rusty lock.
- leader The team's leader always gives clear instructions and motivates everyone to do their best.
- leafed The leafed plant swayed in the breeze.
- Leaked The email containing confidential information was accidentally leaked to the wrong recipient.
- Leaned I leaned against the wall, feeling the coolness of the tiles against my back.
- Leaped The cat leaped out of the window.
- leased The star of the show was the leased ice skater.
- leaved The trees blazed in their autumn leaves before slowly leaved off during winter.
- Leeched The vampire leeched the blood from the victim's veins.
- leeds A city in the United Kingdom, Leeds is known for its football (soccer) club Leeds United and its textile industry.
- Leered The leered at me with a hungry look.
- legged
- leiden She suffered from a lot of chronic pain, until she found leiden.
- lender I need to find a lender for my new home.
- Levied The government levied a new tax on imported goods to increase revenue.
- lidded The lidded jar held a fragrant mixture of oils and spices.
- Lieder I enjoy listening to classical Lieder by Schumann and Schubert.
- loaded The rifle was loaded with live ammunition.
- Lorded At the party, they lorded over their guests with an air of superiority.
- Melded The new treatment melded seamlessly with the old.
- needed
- Pleaded She pleaded with the judge for mercy.
- seeded I seeded the garden with some goodies from the garden.
- Sledded We were sledded down the hill by the storm.
- Sleeted The walk home was sleeted with snow.
- wedded They were wedded in a small ceremony by the lake.
- weeded
- Welded The pipe was welded to the tank.
