How to spell LUMED correctly?

If you've misspelled "lumed", there are a few possible correct suggestions. It could be "lumened", which refers to the process of inserting a tube into the body. Another option is "lumbered", meaning to move in a slow or heavy manner. Lastly, "lamed" can also work, relating to an injury that hampers movement.

• blamed He blamed his colleague for the mistake in the report.
• Flamed He was flamed for his unpopular opinions on social media.
• fumed She fumed silently as she waited for the doctor who was already an hour late.
• Lambed
• lame
• Lamed The young boy felt ashamed to have been lamed in the accident.
• Lammed Ramda was struggling to get up, his injured leg immobilized by a large, furry creature he had nicknamed Lammed.
• led
• lied
• lime I love to add fresh lime juice to my water for a refreshing taste.
• Limed The old wall was limed for a fresh look.
• Limned The artist limned the portrait of his subject with great care and attention to detail.
• Limped She limped into the room with a bloodstained trouser leg.
• lome It is recommended to leave Lome until the next scheduled stop.
• Loomed I had expected the room to be more dimly lit, but it loomed brightly in the darkness.
• Lumped I lumped all of my dirty clothes in the laundry basket.
• Lured She was lured out of the house by his sweet words.
• lute The musician played an enchanting melody on his lute, captivating the audience's attention.
• med
• plumed She wore a plumed hat and a long dress.
• slummed Last summer, my friend and I slummed it in budget hostels while backpacking through Europe.

Apsolutly

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