How to spell BUDLED correctly?

If you intended to type "budled" but realize it's a misspelling, fret not! The correct spelling is "bundled". This word refers to items that have been grouped together or wrapped tightly for convenience or storage. Double-check your spelling next time to ensure your message is clear and accurate.

• Bailed I bailed water out of the boat to keep it from sinking.
• Baled
• balled I balled up the paper and threw it in the trash.
• Bawled The little girl bawled when she dropped her ice cream on the ground.
• bedded The room had a king-size bed, which was beautifully bedded with a soft mattress and fluffy pillows.
• Belled The cat's collar belled as it roamed through the garden.
• billed The service was billed at the end of the month.
• Bled I accidentally cut myself with a knife and bled all over the kitchen counter.
• Boded The dark clouds boded ill for their beach picnic plans.
• bodied He was tall, broad-shouldered, and strongly bodied.
• boiled I boiled some water for my tea.
• Bowled
• Bridled The horse bridled when it sensed danger nearby.
• Bubbled
• Buckled
• Budded In the spring, the trees budded with new leaves and flowers.
• Budged
• Bugled After lunch, everyone gathered in the quad for Bugled.
• build I am going to build a sandcastle at the beach.
• Bulled
• bullet The police officer fired a bullet at the suspect.
• bullied The group of students bullied the new kid in school.
• Bundled The new computer came bundled with a printer and software.
• burgled The grocery store was burgled last night and the thieves took all of the cash from the registers.
• burled I decided to burled my blazer for the winter.
• Bustled The bustled waitress beamed at them as she took their menus.
• butler The butler served the guests with drinks and appetizers.
• Butted Do you have a butted piece of lumber I could borrow?
• Cuddled She cuddled up with a blanket and a book.
• curdled The milk curdled during the cooking process.
• dueled They dueled with swords until one finally fell to the ground.
• dulled No matter how many times I sharpened the blade, the edge was dulled.
• fuddled Whenever I am fuddled with a headache, I take a nap to feel better.
• huddled The homeless people huddled together under the bridge to keep warm.
• hurdled She hurdled over the fallen log with ease during her morning run.
• Idled
• muddled My drink was muddled and I couldn't finish it.
• Puddled After the rain, the driveway was completely puddled.

Apsolutly

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