How to spell FUMMED correctly?
If you mistakenly spelled "fummed", there are a couple of possible correct suggestions you can consider. One option could be "fumed", which refers to a past tense of the verb "fume" and means to emit gas, smoke or vapor. Another possibility could be "hummed", which is the correct spelling for producing a continuous low sound with one's voice.
List of suggestions on how to spell fummed correctly
- Bummed She was bummed about not being able to go to the party.
- Chummed Last summer, my brother and I chummed together for a week at the lake cabin.
- Dammed I can't believe he's dammed me again.
- dimmed
- Famed He is famed for his writing.
- Farmed My grandparents farmed the land for over 50 years before retiring.
- filmed I recently filmed a video for my social media page.
- firmed I firmed my grip on the handlebars and continued pedaling.
- Flamed The angry customer flamed the restaurant on social media because of the poor service.
- Foamed The toy was so foamed that it did not sink.
- formed The team was formed in 2010 and has been playing together ever since.
- framed The painting was beautifully framed, accentuating its colors and adding to its visual appeal.
- Fudged She fudged the numbers to make the sales report look better.
- fueled The athlete was fueled by his desire to win.
- Fulled I fulled the bed with sheets.
- fume I can't stand the smell of fume.
- fumed I fumed with anger when I heard the news.
- fumes The smell of fumes was overpowering.
- furled The sails were furled and secured to the mast.
- furred The furred animals were well-adapted to the cold climate.
- fused
- Fussed After meticulously folding the laundry, she fussed with the covers on the bed for a good five minutes until she was satisfied.
- fuzzed The camera lens was fuzzed due to the humid weather.
- gummed I accidentally gummed the envelope shut.
- hammed As a famous actor, he hammed it up for the crowd during his performance.
- Hemmed The shirt was hemmed too short.
- Hummed The bees hummed as they buzzed from flower to flower.
- jammed I tried to open the door, but it was jammed.
- Lammed
- Rammed
- rimmed The glass was rimmed with ice.
- Summed They summed up the total cost of the project.
