How to spell FORVED correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "forved", there are a few possible correct suggestions. One option could be "forced", which indicates somebody being compelled to do something against their will. Another alternative could be "formed", when something is shaped or created. Checking context and possible intended meanings would help determine the accurate correction.

• carved He carved a bird from a piece of wood.
• curved The curved road ahead made it difficult to see what was coming.
• Fared Despite the economic crisis, the small business fared well due to their loyal customer base.
• Farmed My grandparents farmed acres of land in the Midwest before retiring.
• FARTED
• fervid She spoke with a fervid passion that captured the attention of everyone in the room.
• fired He was fired from his job for being late too many times.
• firmed She firmed her grip on the handlebar and pedaled faster.
• foaled
• Foamed The milk foamed up when I added it to the hot espresso.
• Fobbed He tried to fobbed off his mistake as someone else's fault.
• fogged The fogged glass was a glaring red testimony to Allison's failed attempt at composure.
• foiled The superhero's plan to stop the villain was foiled when he escaped through a hidden tunnel.
• Fooled I thought it was going to rain because the sky was dark, but it was just a trick of the light and I was fooled.
• footed The horse was heavily footed, making its gallop sound like thunder.
• forbid The Queen ordered them to forbid it.
• forced The soldier was forced to abandon his post due to the advancing enemy troops.
• ford My car got stuck while trying to cross the ford.
• Forded The river was too deep for us to cross, so we forded it on horseback.
• forged The signature on the document looked like it was forged, so we had to verify its authenticity.
• forget
• forked The trail forked into two paths, and we weren't sure which one to take.
• formed The council was formed to discuss the new policy.
• forte The forte of the orchestra is the viola.
• fouled I fouled my suit in the dirt.
• Fowled I found a fox in my fowled garden.
• Fred Fred really loves carrots.
• freed They were freed from their chains and were able to leave the dungeon.
• fried I love the crispy taste of fried fish.
• furled The flag was furled in the wind.
• furred The cat's furred coat was soft and silky to the touch.
• loved
• moved Moments after they were announced as the winners, they immediately moved onto the next phase of their lives.
• Nerved She nerved herself up for the public speaking event.
• Roved Roved trails lead hikers to astounding mountain vistas.
• Served

Intertubing

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