How to spell CHEEDS correctly?

If you have mistakenly typed "cheeds" instead of the correct spelling, here are a few possible suggestions: "cheese", "cheeks", "cheats" or "cheers". These words may fit the context better depending on what you intended to convey. Always double-check your spelling to avoid confusion and ensure better communication.

• CHADS CHADS were first used as a method of ballot counting in the 1960s.
• cheats He couldn't get ahead in the game, so he resorted to using cheats.
• cheeks I smiled at her cheeks when she blushed.
• cheeps The cow bellowed and cheeps were heard from all around.
• cheers Cheers is the traditional British expression of goodwill or exclamation of encouragements.
• cheese I love to eat cheese on my crackers.
• Cheeses I love to make grilled cheese sandwiches with a variety of different cheeses.
• cheesy The movie was so cheesy, I couldn't stop cringing.
• chefs The chefs in the restaurant were busy preparing dishes for the evening.
• chess I love playing chess with my grandparents, it's our favorite activity to do together.
• Chests I have a pair of chests in my bedroom.
• chewers The company provided gum to the employees who were heavy chewers.
• chords The chords on my guitar Sang a song I had never heard before.
• COEDS The COEDs were checking IDs.
• creeds The church members recited their creeds in unison during the service.
• deeds
• feeds
• heads The group of friends decided to flip a coin to see who would go first, but it came up heads and they still couldn't decide.
• heeds The wise man heeds the advice of those with more experience.
• herds One must always be aware of their surroundings when out in the open, as herds of sheep can be unpredictable.
• leeds
• needs She needs to buy groceries before the store closes.
• reeds The reeds shake in the current.
• Seeds
• sheds He sheds his winter coat in the spring.
• sheers She hung the translucent curtains with white sheers to provide privacy without blocking too much natural light.
• sheets I need to wash my sheets before my new roommate arrives.
• shreds The cat tore the couch into shreds.
• weeds

Apsolutly

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