How to spell FLOOED correctly?

If you meant to type "flooded" instead of "flooed", here are some possible correct suggestions. "Flooded" refers to a situation where an area is filled or overwhelmed by water. It is crucial to double-check spelling to ensure accurate communication.

• Fled
• flied The baseball was hit hard and flied straight over the fence for a home run.
• Floated The balloon floated gently upwards into the sky.
• Flocked The tourists flocked to the beach on a sunny day.
• floe The polar bear leaped from floe to floe in search of his next meal.
• Flogged The criminal was flogged for his crimes as a deterrent to others.
• flood The river overflowed and caused a flood in the nearby town.
• flooded After the heavy rain, the streets were flooded and it was difficult to drive.
• Flooder The website was temporarily shut down due to a flooder inundating the comments section with spam posts.
• Floods The floods have ruined many homes and businesses.
• floor The floor was so clean that you could eat off of it.
• floored When the news of her promotion broke out, she was totally floored with surprise.
• Flopped I thought the movie would be good, but it flopped at the box office.
• flossed
• Floured She floured her hands before kneading the pizza dough.
• Flouted The company flouted the safety regulations and put their workers at risk.
• Flowed The river flowed gently downstream, carrying with it fallen leaves and small twigs.
• Floyd Floyd was a skilled artist, known for his vivid and expressive paintings.
• food I love trying new types of food from different cuisines.
• Fooled I thought she was just playing a joke on me, but it turns out she had really fooled me.
• footed She footed the ball and it soared into the goal.
• loved She really loved spending time with her family.

Apsolutly

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