How to spell LIDED correctly?
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List of suggestions on how to spell lided correctly
- aided He stood up, and, extending his hand, he aided her to rise.
- bladed Beneath a rich purple coat gleamed, like silver tracery, his steel shirt-of-mail; through his sash of red silk was thrust a straight-bladed sword, and from the top of his turban of blue-and-gold-thread, peeped a red cap with dangling tassel of gold.
- gilded It had gilded domes that looked like suns, with the light shining on them, and the whole palace was dazzling to look at.
- lade She was lading the dishwasher with the last of the dishes.
- landed The plane landed safely on the runway.
- leaded The room was filled with the Sharp's nauseatingly sweet scent.
- led I am going to turn off the light, and leave the room, so you can sleep in the light.
- lid
- lidded She held up a lidded pot and grinned.
- lido I usually take a swim at the public beach down the street from my house - it's called Lido Beach.
- lied
- lifted
- lighted The skies were lighted up with stars in the night sky.
- liked I really liked the dress she bought.
- lined
- listed She is on the list of potential employees.
- lite
- loaded
- lode She found a rich vein of ore on the ledge.
- tide The incoming tide was powerful enough to sweep us ashore.
- tied Jeremy was tied to a chair.
- tiled
- Died He died shortly afterwards.
- Elided Another noteworthy aspect of answer ellipsis is that a negation can be part of the elided material.
- Eluded In trying to imagine Alice, she eluded him, so that a sort of cloudy void fell across his vision with the effect of baffling and benumbing it.
- Glided He glided around behind Blake, who had leaned forward again with the right arm upon the edge of the table.
- Hided
- Ladled The soup was ladeled in a ladle.
- Larded I'm going to have a larded bird for dinner.
- Lauded The praised singer was on stage performing her best.
- Lieder
- Limed
- Lived
- Lorded No one lorded over him like she did.
- Sided
- Tided
- lilted
- laded I fully charged my phone and laded it with power.
