How to spell FIID correctly?

If you've misspelled "fiid", don't worry, we all make mistakes! The correct suggestions could be "food" or "feud". Depending on the context, "food" makes sense in most cases. However, if the sentence is about a dispute or argument, "feud" could be the correct alternative. Proofread your work to ensure accuracy!

• aid I will aid you in completing your project by providing necessary resources.
• avid The avid reader devoured the book in one day.
• bid I made a bid for the old house at the auction.
• bird The hungry bird flew down to grab the seed from the feeder.
• Cid Cid is a legendary Spanish hero.
• Did
• Died My dog sadly died last night.
• fad That fashion trend was just a fleeting fad.
• fahd
• fail I will not fail in my mission to complete this task.
• fain I would fain go to the concert if I could get tickets.
• fair It's not fair that she gets to go on vacation while we have to stay at work.
• fbi The FBI is investigating the recent cyber attack on the company's servers.
• FD
• fdic
• fed I fed my cat this morning.
• feed I need to feed the dog before I go to work.
• fend As a young boy, he learned to fend for himself in the big city streets.
• fetid The fetid smell emanating from the dumpster was overwhelming.
• feud
• fiat The government has issued a fiat, ordering all citizens to wear masks in public places.
• fib He could tell she was telling a fib by the nervous look in her eyes.
• fica I need to check my FICA withholdings on my paycheck.
• Fido Fido wagged his tail happily as his owner gave him a treat.
• Fie " Fie upon thee, for thy treachery knows no bounds," the knight exclaimed to his enemy.
• fief During the feudal period, a lord would grant a fief or a portion of his land to a vassal in return for their loyalty and military support.
• field The farmers were working hard in the field to harvest their crops.
• fiend She had the fiend gaze that made men cower.
• fife The fife player was superb.
• fifo The printer is out of paper, so I'll have to print my work off of a fifo.
• fig Inside the fig was a small world of its own.
• fiji She enjoys Fiji water.
• file I need to find a file in my computer.
• Filed I filed my taxes early this year to avoid the deadline rush.
• fill
• FILO She loves filo doughnut holes.
• fin I caught a trout with a large fin while fishing on the lake.
• find I'm hoping to find a new job soon.
• fine I will settle for a fine instead of an apology.
• fined
• finn Finn enjoyed spending his weekends at the park flying his kite.
• fir The fir tree in my backyard is taller than the other trees.
• fire The house next to ours is on fire!
• fired I was fired from my job after I was caught stealing from the company.
• firm I need a firm mattress to sleep on.
• firs I first met her at the hotel firs.
• fish
• fist
• fit
• fits
• five I picked up five dollars from under the couch.
• fizz I had a fizz in my drink.
• Fled
• flied He stepped up to the plate and flied out to deep center field.
• flit
• fluid The liquid inside the bottle is a blue fluid.
• foil I used my foil to cook the steak.
• fold I like to fold my clothing neatly before putting them away in my dresser.
• fond
• food I can't stop eating food.
• ford I need to fill up my Ford Explorer.
• Fred Fred was the only one who could solve the puzzle.
• fri
• fried She loves fried chicken and waffles.
• Fud I don't want to fud this conversation up.
• fund
• FWD
• FYI FYI, there is a meetup for liberty activists next Tuesday night.
• gird I will gird my loins for the fight.
• Hid Hid the key in the bushes.
• Hied I hied myself to the grocery store to pick up some milk.
• i'd If I had a dollar for every time I'd said this, I would be a millionaire.
• ID If you lose your ID, you can get a new one at the ID center.
• iud She decided to get an IUD because she wanted a long-term form of birth control.
• kid The kid played with his toy cars all day.
• kidd I'm not sure if I should put this kidd in the freezer or the microwave.
• laid I laid down for a while after my long run.
• lid The lid of the pot was slightly ajar.
• lied She lied about how long she had been waiting.
• livid Roy's face was livid with rage.
• maid The maid came every day to clean up the house.
• mid During the meeting, I will be busy with mid-term preparations.
• ovid Ovid's classic poem "Metamorphoses" is a literary masterpiece.
• quid I don't have a quid on me to buy a pack of snickers.
• reid Behind her was a large Reid tree.
• rid She thought she had rid of the dress but it reappeared in the back of the closet.
• Sid I have a new sid.
• vivid The vivid colors in the sunset sky bring joy to my heart.
• void "The company's sudden collapse left a void in the market for their products.
• Yid The yid is a slur used to describe a Jewish person.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries