How to spell CRAZIED correctly?
If you meant to type "crazied" but realize it's incorrect, here are some suggestions for the correct spellings. The correct term could be "crazed", meaning mentally deranged. Alternatively, you may have intended to write "crazed", meaning obsessed or enthusiastic. Double-check your intended meaning and choose the appropriate variant to convey your message accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell crazied correctly
- Brazed The metal pieces were brazed together to create a durable and solid joint.
- Craned I craned my neck to get a better view of the tall buildings.
- crannied The old building was covered in ivy and had many small, crannied windows.
- Crated The fragile items were crated carefully to prevent damage during transport.
- craved I craved his touch all week.
- craze The craze for collecting vintage clothing was in full swing.
- crazed She was so crazed with fear that she didn't hear the burglar until it was too late.
- crazes The latest fashion crazes always seem to involve unique and outrageous style trends.
- crazier I have a crazier than crazy friend.
- crazies The town had a reputation for attracting all sorts of crazies.
- craziest The craziest thing I ever did was jump out of an airplane.
- Cried
- crozier The Archbishop of Canterbury held a crozier in his hand.
- grazed
- razed The old building was razed to make way for a new shopping center.
- razzed After her rant, she was razzed by her friends.
