How to spell BLAID correctly?

If you find yourself writing "blaid", fret not! It might be a simple typographical error. Possible correct suggestions for this misspelling include "blade", "braid" or "glad". Remember to proofread your text to catch such errors and ensure your message comes across clearly.

• bad I had such a bad headache this morning that I couldn't even concentrate.
• bail The judge set the bail at $50,000 for the defendant.
• Baird I don't know anyone named Baird.
• bait
• bald He is bald because he shaves his head.
• bard The bard entertained the company with stories of his travels.
• baud The baud rate of this device is 115200.
• bawd Martha is a bawd.
• bead
• bid He placed a bid on the antique vase at the auction, hoping to add it to his collection.
• blade With a quick slice, the blade cleaved the calf's skin.
• bladed The chef expertly diced the vegetables with a bladed knife.
• blah I don't feel like doing anything today, I just feel like blah.
• Blair My sister Blair always has her nose in a book.
• blamed I blamed myself for ruining the party.
• bland I found her bland conversation difficult to enjoy.
• Blared The car's horn blared as it crashed into the bus.
• blat I couldn't help but roll my eyes when he tried to blat out an excuse for being late again.
• Blazed
• Bled After hysterically crying for an hour, she felt relieved when she finally bled.
• bleed
• blind The blind man relied on his guide dog to navigate through the busy streets.
• blood Since Falco's blood was on the knife, he must've been the one who killed him.
• Blued
• BLVD I love taking a walk down Sunset Blvd at sunset.
• braid I wore my hair in a braid all day long.
• lad The lad was excited to play in his first soccer game.
• laid I laid eggs last week.
• laird
• lard I added a spoonful of lard to the skillet before frying the bacon.
• laud The critic will laud the performance of the lead actor in his review.
• lid I need to place the lid on the pot before I turn the stove off.
• plaid He wore a plaid shirt and jeans on his day off.

Apsolutly

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