How to spell SLERED correctly?

If you meant to say "slered" but it's not a recognized word, here are some similar suggestions that might provide clarity. You could have meant "slurred", implying unclear speech or "sleered", hinting at a leering expression. Alternatively, if you were referring to the act of slicing, "sliced" would be more appropriate.

• Blared The sirens blared as the fire truck rushed down the street.
• cleared The fog finally cleared, revealing a beautiful sunrise.
• flared
• Glared The angry teacher glared at the noisy students to silence them.
• Leered The creepy man leered at her as she walked by, making her feel uncomfortable and unsafe.
• Lured The fish was lured by the bait on the end of the hook.
• sacred The temple is considered a sacred place by the locals.
• scared I was scared to enter the haunted house.
• Scored The team scored a total of five goals during the game.
• seared I seared the steak to give it a nice crust.
• severed Mark's neck was severed by the sword.
• Silvered The old mirror was heavily silvered and had started to develop some cracks.
• Sired The horse was sired by the stallion I purchased from Ivan.
• slaked After finishing the marathon, her thirst was finally slaked by a cold glass of water.
• Slated The meeting has been slated for next Tuesday.
• Slaved
• Slavered The dog slavered as it eagerly awaited its treat.
• slayed The dragon slayer heroically slayed the menacing beast with his sword.
• sled I am looking forward to going sledding with my friends this winter, and I hope we find a great hill to sled down!
• Sledded The snow was so deep that we were sledded down the hill.
• Sledged He sledged me down the hill.
• Sleeked The sleeked lawnmower snarled as it cut through the tall grass.
• sleet I drove in sleet all the way from town.
• Sleeted I sleeted on my lovely new dress.
• sleeved She wore a long-sleeved shirt to stay warm in the chilly weather.
• Slewed My car slewed across the road in a hurry.
• sliced She sliced the bread for sandwiches.
• Slivered After slicing the apple, Chris slivered it into small chunks.
• sloped The roof is sloped so rainwater can run down it easily.
• Slowed The car slowed down as it approached the narrow bridge.
• Slued I'm slued.
• slurped The little boy slurped his soup noisily and got scolded by his mother.
• slurred The man's speech was so slurred, it was difficult to understand him.
• smeared He carefully wiped the smeared paint off his hand.
• Snared
• Sneered When I saw her sneered at, I knew I had to do something about it.
• Snored My grandpa snored so loudly that I could hear him from across the house.
• Soared The stock market soared after news of the company's record-breaking profits was announced.
• Sobered After the party, I was sobered up by my experience.
• Soldered The computer was soldered to the motherboard.
• soured After losing his job, his normally sweet disposition soured and he became bitter and resentful.
• Spared He was spared from the punishment due to his good behavior.
• Speared The shark was speared by the spear fisherman.
• spored I was going to take a photo of my spored fungi, but I got bit by a spider and Now I can't
• stared He stared at the blank page in front of him, wondering how to begin his essay.
• Steered The captain steered the ship through the rocky waters.
• stored Stored away for the long winter.

Intertubing

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