How to spell LIMIED correctly?

If you meant "limited", then here are some correct suggestions for the misspelling "limied": limited, limit, lime, limey, limier, limped, limber, limned, limbic, limply. Always double-check your spelling to avoid misunderstandings and confusion.

• Aimed
• Lambed Lambed was the name of the ship on which William Shakespeare sailed to England in the early 1590s.
• Lamed The letter Lamed is the twelfth letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
• Lammed
• liaised The professor liaised with the students to get their feedback.
• lied
• liked He liked the movie so much that he watched it twice in a row.
• lime I added a squeeze of lime juice to my margarita to give it a refreshing citrus flavor.
• Limed The old fence was limed to repel insects and preserve the wood.
• limes I always have limes for my iced tea.
• limey The limey stuck his nose in where it wasn't welcome.
• limit
• limited The company had limited resources, making it difficult to expand the business.
• limiter The limiter is a critical component in the audio system.
• limits He's been pushing the limits of what is possible.
• Limned The sun had just set, deferring the inevitable for another day, when I limned him in yellow light.
• Limped He limped to the retrieval vehicle with a badly damaged leg.
• limpet The limpet clung tightly to the rock surface as the waves crashed against it.
• limpid The limpid water of the river allowed us to see the rocks and fish beneath the surface.
• lined I have a rug with a lined border.
• lipid My cholesterol is high, and I need to lipid my diet
• Lived Lived a hard life.
• livid She was absolutely livid when she found out her ex had been cheating on her for months.
• Lumped We lumped all of our belongings into one suitcase.
• mimed The actors mimed their actions during the silent play.
• rimed The tree branches are rimed with ice, creating a winter wonderland.
• slimmed The meal was slimmed down to avoid being too heavy.
• timed She wanted to make a timed appointment with him.
• timid She was too timid to speak up in front of the crowd.

Redickules

• deckles
• medicals
• radicals
• reckless
• recycles
• redials
• redoubles
• ridicule
• ridiculed
• ridicules