How to spell LLEAD correctly?

If you meant to spell "llead" but made a mistake, the correct word could be "lead". Alternatively, if you intended to use a different word, possible suggestions could include "lead" as in a leader, "leap" as in a jump or "lewd" as in improper behavior. Double-check the context to determine the correct replacement.

• Bled The injured soldier bled heavily from his wounds.
• clad
• Fled She fled from the room after receiving the bad news.
• Gilead Gilead is a biblical town mentioned in the Old Testament.
• glad I am glad that I got a good grade on my test.
• lad The young lad was carrying a heavy load of firewood on his shoulders.
• lea Yesterday, I took a walk through the forest and stumbled upon a beautiful open lea.
• lead The teacher will lead the students on a field trip to the science museum.
• leads The strong marketing campaign leads to increased sales for the company.
• Leah Leah is my best friend and we do everything together.
• lear
• led
• lend
• lewd I am feeling lewd today.
• lied She lied to me and said she was busy.
• lld I am loading lld.
• lloyd The lloyd was very disappointed; he thought he had the winning ticket.
• load I need help carrying this heavy load of books to the car.
• plead
• sled I want to ride in my sled!
• Vlad Vlad the Impaler was a ruler who inspired the legend of Dracula.

Apsolutly

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