How to spell OUSED correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "oused", don't worry, it happens to the best of us. A correct suggestion for this word could be "housed", as it pertains to providing shelter or lodging. Remember to double-check your spellings to prevent any confusion or misunderstandings in your writing.

• abused
• amused I was amused by the funny dog video.
• aroused The romantic movie aroused emotions within me that I didn't know were there.
• Bossed He was bossed around all the time by his parents.
• Busied She busied herself with the preparations for the upcoming party.
• Caused The disease caused by the bacteria is very fatal.
• Coursed The river coursed through the valley, carrying fallen leaves downstream.
• cursed The villagers believed that the abandoned house was cursed, as anyone who entered never returned.
• cussed My boss cussed me out in front of my coworkers for being late to the meeting.
• dosed She dosed her sick child with medicine before putting him to bed.
• Doused The puddle on the ground was quickly doused with a hose.
• dowsed He was dowsed with sulfuric acid to determine the area's hidden water resources.
• eased After my mom eased my pain by telling me about her own childhood pain, I felt a little less alone.
• fused Fused together they created a beautiful ring.
• Fussed I fussed over my hair for hours before realizing it looked fine all along.
• Horsed The knight horsed himself and rode off into battle.
• HOSED I was HOSED last night by those jerks at the party.
• Housed The museum is housed in a beautiful, historic building.
• Loosed The dog was loosed from his leash and ran freely in the park.
• loused After the camping trip, we discovered that our clothes were loused with ticks.
• Moused I moused around aimlessly before settling on the laptop.
• moussed She arrived at the party with her hair moussed and styled in a chic updo.
• Mused I mused about what my life would be like if I didn't have to go to work tomorrow.
• Mussed My hair was mussed from where I had been laying.
• Noised The children laughed and noised as the teacher handed out little gifts for them.
• nosed The dog nosed around the yard searching for his ball.
• nursed I was nursed through a series of terrible illnesses.
• OISE OISE is one of the most selective and prestigious universities in Canada.
• onset The onset of winter brings snow and ice to the roads.
• Oozed The lava oozed from the volcano's mouth, slowly making its way down the mountainside.
• OPED
• OSES
• oust The shareholders voted to oust the CEO after accusations of embezzlement.
• Ousted After being ousted from office, he moved to Brazil.
• ouster The company's recent financial scandal resulted in the ouster of their CEO.
• ousts The company ousts any employee who violates the code of conduct.
• outed The gossip outed the secret engagement between the couple.
• outer I purchased a new dress for my outer appearance.
• outset At the outset of the meeting, the manager clarified the agenda for the team.
• owed He owed his friend twenty dollars from last month.
• Paused The movie was so intense that everyone paused for a moment to catch their breath.
• poised I felt poised to take the plunge.
• posed The model posed for the camera during the photoshoot.
• Pursed My lips are pursed in a frown.
• reused I reused the glass jars by turning them into vases for flowers.
• Roused The loud noise of the alarm clock roused me from my deep sleep.
• soused I spent the night soused in gin and tonics.
• Sued He sued his employer for wrongful termination.
• Tossed I was tossed out of the restaurant.
• unused I have three unused pencils.
• use I will use this pen to write my name.
• used I used my laptop to complete my work.
• user The user interface is easy to navigate.
• uses He uses his computer for work and entertainment.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking