How to spell GAWED correctly?

If "gawed" is a misspelling, possible correct suggestions could be "goad", a verb meaning to provoke or urge someone on or "gawked", a verb describing someone staring in a rude or unthinking manner. Remember to review context to accurately determine the correct spelling and usage.

• awed The crowd was awed by the performer's impressive acrobatic skills.
• Cawed
• clawed The cat clawed at the door to be let inside.
• cowed She cowed down in fear when she saw the big dog snarling at her.
• gad I always carry my trusty gadget everywhere I go, it's a helpful gad.
• Gamed He gamed the system in order to get ahead.
• Gaped She gaped at the amazing sight of the colorful hot air balloons rising into the sky.
• gate I need to remember to close the gate before the dog gets out.
• Gated The new community has a gated entrance for added security.
• GAWD
• gawked I gawked at the intricate details on the shirt.
• Gazed I gazed upon the beautiful sunset.
• Ged Brent is going to the Ged test on Thursday.
• Geed I'm Geed, the greenest geek in the galaxy!
• Glowed The candle on the table glowed softly, casting a warm and inviting light throughout the room.
• Gnawed I gnawed on the apple for awhile.
• Hawed He stopped at the Hawed checkpoint.
• Jawed The predator's jawed mouth opened wide, revealing rows of sharp teeth.
• Pawed The cat pawed at the yarn ball.
• sawed She sawed through the wood with the sharp saw.
• Waged The company has waged a successful campaign to increase sales.
• Waked I totally waked up this morning without my alarm.
• wed The couple will wed next Saturday at the church downtown.
• Yawed The airplane yawed to the right before stabilizing back on course.

Apsolutly

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