How to spell CROUDED correctly?

The correct spelling for "crouded" is "crowded". To avoid misspelling, remember to replace the letter "o" with "o" and "e". Double-check your spelling while writing to ensure that you convey the intended meaning accurately.

• Brooded She brooded over his comment for hours, wondering how she could have been so wrong.
• Caroused The group of friends caroused all night at the bar, celebrating their friend's birthday.
• clouded
• Clouted The clouted proprietor glared at me.
• Codded after being codded by his boss, he blew the whistle on the company.
• CODED The coded words in the message required a password to be deciphered.
• corded The old telephone on the table was corded and reminded me of a time when communication was simpler.
• Croaked The frog croaked in surprise.
• crocked I am really crocked, I'll be fine in the morning.
• crooked The entire street is crooked.
• Crooned The singer crooned a love ballad for the crowd.
• cropped I cropped the photo to focus on the subject's face.
• crossed The two friends crossed paths on their way to different classes.
• crouched The woman crouched down and boarded the bus.
• crowded It was so crowded in the store I couldn't find my way around.
• crowed The winning team crowed with delight as they lifted the championship trophy.
• crowned The athlete was crowned the champion of the Olympic Games.
• crude The oil was in its crude state before it was refined into gasoline.
• cruder His jokes became cruder as the night went on.
• eroded The eroded cliff face is rough to the touch.
• Grounded I am grounded from using my phone for a week.
• grouped They were grouped according to interests.
• groused
• Grouted The basement had been poorly grouted and needed to be sealed.
• Prodded The elephant was prodded with a long spear until it began to move.
• routed The delivery truck was routed through a back road to avoid heavy traffic.
• Shrouded The dense fog shrouded the city, making it almost impossible to see more than a few yards ahead.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking