How to spell PEEED correctly?

One possible correction for the misspelling "peeed" could be "peed", as in the past tense of the verb "to pee". Another option could be "peeds", which could refer to multiple instances of urinating. Other possible corrections will depend on the intended meaning and context of the misspelling.

• beeped The car honked and beeped loudly as it passed by.
• peaked Her interest in the subject peaked during her third year of college.
• Pealed The church bell pealed loudly across the entire village, signaling the beginning of the Sunday service.
• Pecked My friend Pecked me on the cheek.
• peeked
• peeled I peeled the apple and diced it into small pieces.
• Peeped She peeped through the window to see who was outside.
• peer
• Peered I peered into the dark room and saw a burglar.
• peeve
• peeved I'm peeved that she won't let me help get the cake out of the oven.
• Pegged The price of the product was pegged at $20, which meant the company would not sell it for any less.
• Pelee
• Pend
• penned Jane Austen penned several of the most beloved novels in English literature.
• pepped I needed to get something off my chest so I headed over to my friend's place for some coffee and some "pepped
• perked After hearing the news, her head perked up.
• permed My hair's been permed, so it's really tight.
• Pete Pete is my best friend from college.
• peter Peter decided to take a break from work and go for a walk in the park.
• Petted I was petted all the way home from work.
• pewee I woke up to the sweet song of a pewee outside my window.
• Pieced
• pied She wore a pied dress that had stripes of different colors.
• pureed I pureed the carrots and added them to the soup for added flavor and nutrition.
• seeped The ground seeped with a dark liquid.
• speed I was caught driving at a high speed on the highway.

Apsolutly

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