How to spell SLURD correctly?

If you've misspelled "slurd", fear not, there are some possible correct suggestions. You might have meant "slurp", which refers to the sound made while drinking or eating something deliciously satisfying. Another alternative could be "slur", which denotes speaking in an indistinct or unclear manner.

• lard The recipe calls for a tablespoon of lard for added flavor.
• lord The lord of the manor greeted his guests with a smile.
• scud The clouds began to scud across the sky, signaling a coming storm.
• sigurd
• sled I love to ride a sled down the hill.
• Slid
• SLR I am trying to become a better photographer, so I bought an SLR camera.
• slue
• Slued The car slued on the icy road and almost hit the curb.
• slug The slug was too large to fit through the small opening.
• slum The city government has proposed a plan to upgrade the slum area into more livable conditions for its residents.
• slur
• slurp I could hear him slurp his drink loudly from across the room.
• slurped The dog slurped up all the water from his bowl.
• slurred I can't understand what he's saying because he's slurred his words.
• slurry Pouring a two-foot-wide and deep slurry of soiled linens into the back of the truck was not
• slurs People who use slurs are embarrassing and offensive.
• soured I accidentally soured my drink when I added too much lime.
• spud I baked a delicious spud for dinner.
• stud The carpenter used a stud finder to locate the wooden studs in the wall before hanging the heavy picture frame.
• sturdy This sturdy stool is great for at the kitchen table.
• Sued

Apsolutly

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