How to spell COAD correctly?

If you've mistyped "coad" and are wondering about the correct spelling, there are a few possibilities. You might have meant "code", referring to a set of instructions used in programming. Another option could be "load", indicating the act of placing something onto a vehicle or machinery. Lastly, "road" could be the correct term, representing a route for vehicles or pedestrians. Double-check your context to determine the accurate spelling!

• cad Unfortunately, he turned out to be a cad and broke her heart.
• chad Chad accidentally dropped his ice cream.
• clad The soldiers were clad in their full battle armor.
• coal The coal mine provides jobs for many workers.
• coat I need to buy a new winter coat before the weather gets too cold.
• coax I was able to coax my cat out of hiding with a can of tuna.
• COD I ordered the cod for dinner at the seafood restaurant.
• coda The coda of the musical piece was a powerful resolution to the melodic journey.
• COED The party was a coed affair, with both male and female guests in attendance.
• cold
• cord
• goad The coach tried to goad his team into running faster during the final stretch of the race.
• load I have a heavy load of groceries to carry up the stairs.
• road I love taking long road trips with my friends.
• toad The toad hopped across the road in front of our car.
• woad Woad plants have been used for centuries to create a blue dye.

Apsolutly

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