How to spell LAYERD correctly?

The word "layerd" is a common misspelling of the word "layered". To correct this error, it's crucial to add an "e" before the last "d". Double-checking your spelling or using tools like spell-check can help you avoid this mistake and ensure clear and accurate writing.

• Bayed
• Flayed I was flayed by the sun just as my head emerged from the sand.
• laced She laced up her sneakers and took off for her morning jog.
• laded The truck was laded with boxes of supplies for the earthquake victims.
• laird The laird of the castle welcomed us warmly as we arrived.
• Lamed The lamed represents a Hebrew letter in the alphabet.
• lanyard I always keep my work ID on a lanyard around my neck.
• lard I used lard to make the pie crust flakier.
• later
• Laved I love spending time in the sun; Laved is perfect for this!
• lawyer The lawyer was able to successfully argue for his client's innocence in court.
• Lawyers My new lawyers are terrible.
• layer I need to put another layer of insulation in the attic to keep the house warm.
• layered She was wearing a layered outfit.
• layers The cake had multiple layers of chocolate and vanilla.
• Lazed She lazed on the couch all day, watching television and eating junk food.
• payed
• played I played games in my parents' garden as a child.
• slayed

Apsolutly

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