How to spell CLWED correctly?

"Clwed" could possibly be corrected to "clawed", "closed" or "cloud". These suggestions depend on the context in which the misspelling occurs. Double-checking spelling before finalizing a message can help prevent errors like this.

• Calked I calked the wheel well before I left.
• called I called my friend to see if she wanted to go to the movies tonight.
• Calmed After the cat was scared, I calmed her down with a few petting until she had regained her composure.
• calved
• Cawed
• clad She was clad in a beautiful white wedding dress on her special day.
• clawed The cat clawed my leg when I accidentally stepped on its tail.
• clewed Clewed means to tie or fasten with a clew.
• clod After stepping in a clod of mud, Marcy had to clean her shoes.
• cloned The scientist successfully cloned a sheep using advanced genetic technology.
• closed
• cloud
• clowned
• Cloyed I was feeling cloyed by all of the attention from my admirers.
• clued
• cowed After the wolf's intimidation tactics had failed, it was clear that the cow was still cowed.
• crowed The crowed was loudly cheering.
• Culled The culled animals were taken to the shelter.
• flawed My arguments were flawed because I didn't fully consider the opposing side's points.
• Flowed The water flowed easily down the river.
• Glowed Her skin glowed in the light.
• glued
• Jawed I was shocked when I saw the tiger's jawed.
• Lowed
• plowed
• Slewed I slewed the car to avoid the pothole.
• Slowed The car slowed as they came to a stop.

Apsolutly

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