How to spell HURDED correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "hurded", fear not! The correct word you may be searching for could be "hurried", which means to do something quickly. Another possibility is "hurdled", indicating overcoming obstacles or challenges. Always double-check spellings to avoid such errors in the future.
List of suggestions on how to spell hurded correctly
- headed She headed straight for the exit.
- Heeded I heeded the warning and did not go outside during the storm.
- Herded The cowboy herded the cattle across the prairies.
- Hided
- Hoarded My grandmother hoarded newspapers from as far back as the 1920s.
- Hooded The criminal wore a hooded sweatshirt to conceal his identity.
- horde The horde of tourists flooded the streets during the summer festival.
- horded The old woman horded all kinds of random trinkets and knick-knacks in her cluttered house.
- Hounded The journalist was hounded by paparazzi outside the courthouse.
- huddled The homeless people huddled together for warmth under the bridge.
- hued The sky was a beautiful hued pink and orange during the sunset.
- hurdle He jumped over the hurdle easily.
- hurdled She hurdled over the fence and ran towards the finish line.
- Hurled He hurled the javelin as far as he could.
- Hurtled The cars hurtled down the race track at breakneck speeds.
