How to spell GLASED correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "glased" include "glazed", which refers to a shiny or glossy coating on a surface, often applied to ceramics or baked goods or "glaced", which is a French culinary term meaning "glazed or crystallized with sugar."
List of suggestions on how to spell glased correctly
- cased The detectives cased the crime scene thoroughly for any evidence.
- Clasped
- Classed The student was classed as a senior due to her high academic standing.
- closed The store was closed when I tried to go in.
- Gassed
- Gazed As she gazed out the window, she couldn't help but wonder what new adventures awaited her.
- glace
- glad
- glade We stumbled upon a beautiful glade, surrounded by trees and bathed in the warm sunshine.
- Glades The Everglades National Park is home to many species that depend on the glades and wetlands for their survival.
- Glanced She quickly glanced at her phone to check the time.
- Glared She glared at her sister, angry that she had broken her favorite vase.
- glaser
- glass I accidentally dropped the glass on the floor and it shattered into little pieces.
- glassed The windows were glassed with a thin layer of frosting after the cold night.
- glaze The baker applied a layer of glaze to the top of the cake, giving it a shiny finish.
- glazed The donuts were freshly glazed and still warm from the oven.
- Glossed She glossed over the details of the accident, leaving out crucial facts.
- glued I accidentally glued my fingers together.
- laced
- Lazed I lazed in my hammock all afternoon, enjoying the warmth of the sun on my skin.
- leased I leased the car from the dealer.
