How to spell RRIED correctly?
If you happen to mistype "rried" instead of "married", here are some likely suggestions that could help correct the misspelling: "tired", "cried", "fried", "carried" or "dried". Remember to double-check your spelling to ensure accuracy while typing to avoid common errors like this one.
List of suggestions on how to spell rried correctly
- arid The desert was so arid that nothing grew there except for a few hardy cacti.
- berried After spotting a deer in the forest, I quickly berried my tree-stand in a nearby bush.
- Bred I bred two different types of fish in my aquarium.
- buried Inside the small firebox was a small metal casket which was buried to the bottom of the machine with coal.
- Carried
- cred She had the cred to back up her argument.
- Cried She cried uncontrollably when she heard the news of her grandfather's passing.
- Curried I love to eat curried vegetables with rice.
- dried I dried all the flowers in the vase.
- drier Hang your clothes on a drier line to avoid getting them wet.
- Erred I erred when I absentmindedly left my phone at home.
- Ferried After being ferried across the river, the group set off into the forest.
- Fred Fred is a fun-loving dog who loves to run.
- fried
- Frieda
- grid
- harried He was always harried, running from one meeting to the next.
- hurried I hurried to catch my bus before it left without me.
- married
- Parried The arrow passed right by him, parried by his sword.
- Pried I pried the lid off the jar with a knife.
- raid
- Raided The city was raided by the police after several reports of crime.
- Railed The student railed against the unfairness of the exam.
- Rained It rained heavily all night, causing flooding in several areas of the town.
- raised My friend raised her hand to ask a question.
- red The red shoes were the perfect pop of color for her outfit.
- reed
- reid
- Reined After the horse had been startled by the deer, she quickly reined in her mount.
- Relied Charlie relied on his partner for support.
- retied
- rid I must rid myself of these clothes before they attract anymore attention.
- riled I was so riled up when I saw that she had left without saying goodbye, I could have killed her!
- rimed The trees were rimed with frost, creating a winter wonderland scene.
- rind I ate the juicy fruit, but tossed aside the tough rind.
- rived I rived the log with an ax.
- roiled The crowd was roiled by the riotous sound of the drumming.
- Rued Rued does not approve of disobedience.
- ruined The heavy rain ruined the outdoor party.
- serried
- Tarried She tarried in the meadow, enjoying the view.
- tried I tried the soup but it wasn't as good as I thought it would be.
- trier
- varied The selection of flowers at the florist was varied and colorful.
- worried She was worried about the test.
