How to spell LIDED correctly?
If you meant to write "lided" but realized it's a misspelling, fear not! The correct spelling for what you're looking for is "lid". It refers to the top or cover of a container. So, next time, remember to just use "lid" to talk about that small, important part!
List of suggestions on how to spell lided correctly
- aided
- bladed The knife had a sharp, bladed edge.
- Died My uncle sadly died last night after a long battle with cancer.
- Elided The author elided certain details in order to maintain the flow of the story.
- Eluded The answer to the problem eluded him even after hours of studying.
- gilded The gilded edges of the book gave it a luxurious feel.
- Glided The swan glided elegantly across the serene lake.
- Hided
- lade She will lade the car with all of the groceries.
- laded I fully charged my phone and laded it with power.
- Ladled She ladled some soup into the bowl.
- landed The plane landed safely on the runway.
- Larded I'm going to have a larded bird for dinner.
- Lauded The team's efforts were lauded by the coach.
- leaded They leaded the meeting in a productive direction.
- led He led us through the dense forest to the lake.
- lid He carefully lifted the lid to reveal the contents inside.
- 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
- Lieder My favorite Lieder composer is Franz Schubert.
- lifted He lifted the heavy weight with ease due to his regular exercise routine.
- liked I really liked the dress she bought.
- lilted The melody lilted softly through the forest, filling the air with a peaceful tune.
- Limed The carpenter limed the wood to give it an antique appearance.
- lined The road was lined with beautiful trees on either side.
- listed
- lite I prefer to drink a lite beer instead of a regular one.
- Lived
- loaded I have a loaded schedule this week with back-to-back meetings and appointments.
- lode The miner struck a rich lode of silver deep in the mine.
- Lorded No one lorded over him like she did.
- Sided
- tide The incoming tide was powerful enough to sweep us ashore.
- Tided After the storm, the crew tided up the dock and cleared the debris.
- tied Jeremy was tied to a chair.
- tiled
