How to spell SWABED correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "swabed", here are some potential correct alternatives: "swabbed", which means to clean or take a sample using a swab; "sweated", referring to perspiration; or "sobbed", expressing loud cries due to sadness or distress. It's essential to double-check your spelling for accurate communication.

• sawed He sawed through the wood to create a clean cut.
• Scabbed The wound on his arm was scabbed over.
• seabed The seabed is a blessed place, free from the tyranny of humans.
• Sobbed She sobbed uncontrollably when she received the news about her mother's illness.
• stabbed The victim was brutally stabbed multiple times in the chest.
• subbed I subbed in for my coworker who was sick.
• sunbed I'm going to the sunbed to tan.
• swab After collecting the blood from the victim, the medical examiner will need to swab the wound for DNA.
• Swabbed I swabbed the area for fingerprints.
• swabs
• Swagged He swagged into the room with confidence, knowing all eyes were on him.
• Swapped I swapped stories with her for the rest of the night.
• sward The knight rode through the meadow, his sword glinting in the sunlight, cutting through the lush green sward.
• Swarmed The street was swarmed with protesters.
• Swashed As the waves swashed against the shore, they created a calming sound.
• Swathed She was swathed in a blanket and left outside in the cold.
• swatted The fly was annoying me so much that I swatted it with a newspaper.
• Swayed The people in the audience were swayed by the speaker's powerful words.
• Sweated I sweated gallons this morning.
• SWED
• Swiped I swiped left on him and moved on.

Apsolutly

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