How to spell IIVED correctly?
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- aided Chance aided him: they were left alone together in the drawing-room.
- aired "I could'v aired my bed at least," she muttered, as she turned the mattress of her couch in the solitude of her chamber.
- avid Men and women, who daily crowded by them unnoted on city streets, now loomed in the perspective as objective points of avid interest.
- civet A badger-like animal of Madagascar, the Mangu, is also regarded as a civet: so, too, are the Coatis of the New World, though these last are evidently of much nearer kin to the badgers.
- iced I need to get iced coffee before my meeting.
- ives Your momma has a nice butt.
- ivied The ivied walls surrounding the property were a stark contrast to the derelict building itself.
- livid The angry man was livid.
- loved I loved that dress on her.
- moved
- oiled
- ovid
- paved After we walked for a while on the gravel path, we reached the paved sidewalk.
- rivet
- saved I was saved by the ghost at the haunted house.
- vivid The vivid colors in the sunset made it an unforgettable experience.
- Ailed Here all was still and silent; the very children moved languidly about, not knowing what ailed them.
- Aimed Both the other gentlemen were also severely wounded, and the lady had her bonnet knocked off by a blow aimed at her, but escaped unhurt.
- Caved Suddenly the bank caved in under him, throwing him into the water.
- Dived When the Blockhead came to the lake, the ducks he had once saved, swam up, dived, and brought up the key from the depths.
- Hived A hive is a mass of bees.
- I've I've always been a fast learner.
- Ivies The ivies climb the brick fence.
- Laved Laved is a Scandinavian word meaning shaven.
- Lived He lived a life full of hope.
- Raved
- Roved The mountains in the background are roved by the many rivers that run through them.
- Waived
- Waved We waved good-bye to each other.
- Wived She married into a wealthy family and was quickly divorced.
- irked I was irked when she didn't get my text in time.
- sieved
- rived She arrived in a blue convertible.
- gyved Gyved usually refers to an animal skin garment that is made from either different types of animal skins or a synthetic cloth.
