How to spell TRIMED correctly?

If you've mistakenly written "trimed" instead of "trimmed", fret not! Here are some correct suggestions to help you fix the misspelling. You could use "trimmed" to convey the act of cutting or reducing something or "trimester" to refer to a three-month term, often in relation to pregnancy or academic calendars. Double-check your work and ensure accuracy!

• dried I hung my damp clothes on the line in the sun, hoping they would be dried by the end of the day.
• grimed The mechanic's hands were grimed with grease and oil after fixing the car engine.
• primed
• rimed The trees were rimed with frost as the sun peeked over the horizon.
• rimmed The sunset sky was rimmed with shades of orange and pink.
• tamed The lion tamed and became friendly with the zookeeper over time.
• Termed The professor termed the theory as outdated.
• timed I timed my run and realized I could finish a mile in under eight minutes.
• timid The shy and timid boy felt nervous speaking in front of the class.
• tired I am tired after staying up late last night.
• Trammed
• Tramped We tramped through the countryside for hours.
• treed
• triad The musical chord consists of a triad of three notes played together.
• tried I tried to help, but she wouldn't let me.
• trim I need to trim my fingernails before dinner.
• trimmed
• trimmer I have a trimmer for my beard.
• trite The plot of the movie was trite and predictable.
• trued I trued the bicycle wheel to make sure it spun smoothly.
• Trumped She trumped him at the poker table.

Apsolutly

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