How to spell RUNNED correctly?

The correct form of "runned" is "ran". It's an irregular verb that doesn't follow the "add -ed" rule for the past tense. Other correct suggestions may include "running" for the present participle and "runs" for the third person singular present tense.

• banned Smoking has been banned indoors in many public places.
• Binned Binned means to group together units of a single item in order to reduce its size.
• burned
• canned I bought canned soup from the supermarket for dinner.
• Conned She was conned into thinking she could get a better deal by negotiating.
• Dinned The sound of the construction work dinned in my ears as I tried to concentrate on my work.
• Donned She donned a beautiful dress for the occasion.
• Dunned The annoying creditor dunned me for payment on my overdue bill.
• fanned He fanned himself with a newspaper to cool off in the hot sun.
• Finned The large fish was easily recognizable with its distinct finned tail.
• Ginned The cotton was ginned before it was sent to the textile factory.
• Grinned I grinned at my clever comment.
• gunned
• Kenned
• manned
• Panned The film was panned by critics for its weak plot and bad acting.
• penned
• pinned
• pruned I pruned the shrubs in my garden to keep them from becoming too overgrown.
• Punned She was punned by her two best friends and couldn't help but laugh.
• punnet She filled a punnet with blueberries.
• Rained
• Ranged I'm not fond of ranged combat.
• ranked The school was ranked third in the state for its academic excellence.
• Ranted My colleague ranted about the company's new policies for an hour during our meeting.
• Reined He reined the horse in next to the stable.
• rennet Rennet is an enzyme mixture that curdles milk, used in the production of cheese.
• Rented I rented a DVD of my favorite movie from the local video store.
• ringed The tree was ringed with ivy.
• Rinsed I rinsed my hair in the sink.
• rounded The edges of the table were all rounded, making it safe for children to play around.
• Rubbed He rubbed his sore muscles after the intense workout.
• ruched Her dress had ruched detailing at the waist, adding a feminine touch to the elegant design.
• Rucked I'm feeling a little rucked.
• Rued He rued the day he ever thought about quitting his job.
• Ruffed The ruffed grouse is a game bird native to North America.
• rugged I'm not a rugged guy, but I can handle this.
• ruined The rain has ruined my new shoes.
• ruled
• rune The rune carved into the doorpost plainly symbolized power.
• runes The ancient Vikings used runes as a form of writing and divination.
• Runlet The small creek was no more than a runlet, barely trickling through the parched earth.
• runnel The water flowed gently down the narrow runnel, creating a soothing sound.
• runner The fastest runner in the race took home the grand prize.
• runners The runners sprinted down the track to the finish line.
• runnier The soup is runnier than I expected.
• runny I need to runny this milk so it will thicken up.
• rushed I rushed to catch the train, but I missed it by just a few seconds.
• rutted The path was rutted with mud from recent rain.
• Shunned They were shunned by their community for sharing their Thanksgiving feast with the outcasts.
• Sinned She felt immense guilt after realizing she had sinned by lying to her parents about her whereabouts.
• Sunned
• tanned I am tanned from all the time I spent at the beach this summer.
• tinned I opened a tinned can of tuna for my lunch.
• tuned She spent hours practicing the piano until she had every note perfectly tuned.
• turned She turned around and walked away without saying goodbye.

Apsolutly

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