How to spell CLENED correctly?

One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "clened" is "cleaned", which is the past tense of the verb "clean". Another possible suggestion could be "cloned", but only if it makes sense in the context of the sentence.

• aliened The constant criticism from her family left her feeling aliened and isolated.
• blend I like to blend sweet fruits and leafy greens together in my morning smoothie.
• Caned
• canned I opened the canned tomato sauce and poured it into the pot.
• Clanged The iron bar clanged against the brick wall.
• Clanked I heard a clanked door in the distance.
• cleaned After dinner, I washed the pots and cleaned the kitchen.
• cleaner I need to hire a cleaner to help me with the housekeeping.
• cleansed After being cleansed, she felt refreshed.
• cleared The room was cleared within minutes.
• cleaved The large piece of wood was cleaved in half with one swift swing of the axe.
• clenched
• clerked
• clewed
• cline The frequency of the trait displayed a cline across the population.
• Clinked He clinked his glass against hers and smiled.
• clone
• cloned
• clowned I was clowned by that funny guy from the office.
• clued I was clued in on the new project by my manager.
• clunked I Clunked my foot when I stepped on the nail.
• Coined She coined the phrase "money can't buy happiness"
• ConEd ConEd is a utility company that delivers electricity to residents and businesses in New York City.
• Conned I realized I had been conned into giving them my personal information.
• corned I've never corned beef before, but I'm willing to give it a try.
• Cozened The thief had cozened her by offering to help her carry her packages.
• Gleaned I gleaned bits of information from the article.
• keened Keened by the cold, she huddled beneath the bridge.
• Leaned
• lend
• lined

Apsolutly

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