How to spell GAZZED correctly?

If you meant to type "gazed" but accidentally spelled it as "gazzed", fear not! Auto-correct mishaps happen to the best of us. Here are some possible suggestions to correct the misspelling: "gazed", "gazed", "gauge" or "gassed". Remember to proofread to avoid such blunders.

• Buzzed I only had a couple of drinks, so I was just buzzed.
• dazed After getting hit on the head, she felt dazed for a few minutes.
• fazed I was surprised when he batted the ball towards me; it fazed me.
• Fizzed The soda I opened fizzed and sprayed all over me.
• fuzzed It was really frustrating when the fuzzed signal kept cutting in and out.
• gabbed The women gabbed about their weekend plans over brunch.
• Gadded I felt gadded after dancing all night.
• Gaffed The fisherman gaffed the large fish and pulled it on board the boat.
• Gagged She gagged as she took a sip of the awful tasting medicine.
• Gained After years of hard work, I finally gained the weight I wanted to lose.
• galled The bug was galled by the contact.
• Gamed I'm just going to go play some Gamed.
• Gaped The scientists gaped when they saw the creature's size.
• garbed She was garbed in a colorful dress.
• gashed My car was gashed by the speeding cyclist.
• Gasped When she saw the horrific scene, she gasped in shock.
• Gassed The accountant was gassed after refusing to give the boss the spreadsheet.
• Gated The community was gated to ensure the safety of its residents.
• Gauged He gauged the size of the box and realized it wouldn't fit into his car.
• gauze I tried to pull the gauze off but it was stuck.
• gawked We gawked at the large animal as it walked by.
• gaze She couldn't help but gaze at the stars in amazement.
• Gazed As Harry gazed at Hedwig, she blushed at his attention.
• Gazer The gazer was mesmerized by the starry night sky.
• gazes
• glazed I love to eat my breakfast glazed with maple syrup.
• grazed
• Guzzled He guzzled down the entire bottle of soda in one go.
• Hazed The student was hazed by the coach.
• jazzed She was jazzed about her new job.
• jazzes She always jazzes up her outfits with stylish accessories.
• Lazed I lazed around in bed all morning instead of getting up to exercise.
• razed The old building was razed to the ground to make way for a new development.
• razzed My sense of razzed was heightened by all the noise.

Intertubing

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