How to spell HODDED correctly?

The correct spelling of "hodded" is likely "hooded". Other possible suggestions could include replacing the "o" with an "a" to create "hadded" (although this is not a commonly used word) or replacing the "d" with a "t" to create "hotted" (which means to heat up).

• added I added more salt to the soup to make it more flavorful.
• Boded
• Codded
• CODED She was always so careful about her CODED messages.
• dodder The old man walked with a dodder in his step.
• handed She handed her phone to her friend to show her the picture.
• headed I am headed to the grocery store to buy some food for dinner tonight.
• Heeded She should have heeded the warning signs, but chose to ignore them instead.
• Herded The cowboys herded the cattle across the dusty plains.
• Hided I hided the key under the doormat so I wouldn't lose it.
• Hoarded The old lady hoarded cans of food and newspapers in her house, refusing to throw anything away.
• Hoed The defendant was caught with a dirty Hoed covering his face.
• holed The needle has reportedly been holed in the haystack for over a century.
• homed
• Honed
• Hooded
• Hooted As the group of owls flew over, they hooted loudly in the night sky.
• Hoped After we finished our hike, I hoped we would find a place to rest before sunset.
• horde A horde of tourists descended upon the busy city streets.
• horded I detected a scent of horded wealth in the air.
• HOSED I was HOSED by the boss for not doing my work.
• hosted I hosted a dinner party last night.
• hotbed The city became a hotbed for new technology startups.
• Hounded The hounded dog ran in terror.
• huddled The family huddled together for warmth around the fire.
• Nodded She nodded in agreement with what he was saying.
• Podded The pea pods were harvested and then podded in the kitchen.
• sodded I sodded the front lawn last summer and now it looks much more lush and green.
• thudded John thudded his foot against the door, trying to get it to open.

Apsolutly

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