How to spell CLADED correctly?

If you meant to write "clad", here are some suggestions for correctly spelling the word: add the missing 'd', drop the 'e' or add a suffix such as 'ding' or 'estone'. If you meant to write a different word entirely, consider using a spell-check tool or a dictionary.

• bladed The knife had a sharp bladed edge that could easily slice through meat.
• cadet The cadet was nervous but excited for his first day of military training.
• Carded The bouncer carded me to make sure I was over 21 years old.
• Clacked The horse's hooves clacked on the pavement as it trotted down the road.
• clad He was clad in a black suit, his hair neatly combed.
• Claimed He claimed he didn't eat the last cookie, but the crumbs on his shirt said otherwise.
• Clammed I clammed up when I saw my ex at the party.
• Clapped This woman clapped her hands together with glee.
• claret The claret was a bit too sharp for my taste.
• Clashed We clashed when we discussed the proposal.
• Classed The book was classed as a classic by many critics.
• Claude Claude has always loved the outdoors.
• clawed The cat clawed at the curtains, leaving long tears in the fabric.
• cleaned She meticulously cleaned the kitchen before dinner.
• cleared The doctor cleared me to resume my normal activities after recovering from the flu.
• cleaved The lumberjack cleaved the log into two parts with one swift blow of his axe.
• clewed I tried to clewed the knot, but it still came undone.
• cloaked The predator was cloaked and invisible to those around him.
• cloned
• closed The door was closed when I arrived at the office.
• clouded Her mind was clouded with doubts and insecurities.
• Cloyed After eating too much candy, I was cloyed and couldn't even look at another piece.
• clued I clued my team in on the latest developments.
• Clyde Clyde was quite surprised by the gift.
• Coaled The train was coaled up for the long journey ahead.
• coated The chicken was coated in a spicy batter before it was deep-fried.
• Codded The cereals were codded with cornstarch.
• CODED The message was coded so that only the intended recipient could understand it.
• corded I like my new corded vacuum because I don't have to worry about the battery dying.
• Crated Crated new furniture for the den.
• elated I was elated to receive the news that I got accepted into my top choice university.
• Elided The speaker elided certain details in their speech to avoid revealing too much information.
• Eluded Despite having all the clues, the suspect eluded the police for months.
• glade I love to sit in the glade and read a book.
• Glades The Florida Everglades are a vast network of wetlands and glades.
• Glared She glared at him with such intensity that he took a step back.
• glazed My pancakes were glazed with syrup.
• Glided The glider glided gracefully across the sky.
• goaded I was goaded into competing by my best friend.
• graded I graded the exams according to the rubric provided.
• jaded I've been so jaded by life I hardly recognize the person I used to be.
• laded I was so thirsty that I was able to drink from the laded river.
• Larded I ate a larded chicken leg.
• Lauded The detective was lauded for his solving of the case.
• leaded
• loaded He loaded the truck with boxes.
• Plated The dish was plated beautifully with a sprig of rosemary on top.
• Pleaded
• Slated So, when is the big day, Slated for your big day?

Apsolutly

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