How to spell OLLED correctly?

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• Ailed He couldn't attend the party with his friends because he was ailed by a sudden headache.
• alley I walked down the dark alley and heard the sound of footsteps behind me, raising my heart rate.
• allied During World War II, the United States and Great Britain were allied against Germany, Italy, and Japan.
• balled She balled up her handkerchief and threw it at the cat.
• Belled The belled owl is a nocturnal avian endemic to the Eastern United States.
• billed She was billed $200 for the event.
• Bled The pain from the wound in his thumb was unbearable and he knew from experience that bled like a stuck pig.
• boiled
• Bowled Last night, I bowled a strike for the first time in weeks.
• Bulled
• called
• Celled
• Coaled Coaled up after their battle, the team rested for the night in an old coal mine.
• coiled The snake was coiled up in the corner of the room.
• cooled
• Culled The sheep were culled by the farmer.
• Doled Doled out recommendations to help the patient get better.
• dolled She dolled herself up for the party.
• dulled The constant exposure to noise had dulled his hearing.
• felled
• filled I'm so filled with happiness, I can't even contain it.
• Fled
• foaled
• foiled The plan was foiled when the detective recognized the suspect.
• Fooled I thought she was joking, but she had actually fooled me.
• fouled While at the park, the child fouled their pants.
• Fowled The soccer game was fowled by a player who intentionally tripped his opponent.
• Fulled It is time for me to get fulled up and go to bed.
• galled I was so galled when he kept canceling on me.
• gelled I need to gelled the applesauce.
• Gulled The gulls were gulled by the old man's story.
• holed The pirate's ship was holed by a cannonball during the battle.
• Howled
• Hulled A hulled grain is one that is fully ground.
• Idled The workers idled around waiting for the delivery to arrive.
• jelled The jelly on her toast had jelled.
• jollied Mary jollied up her friends when they were feeling down with her infectious laughter and happy-go-lucky attitude.
• Killed
• led The LED light bulb is the current trend in home illumination.
• lied
• lld
• Lolled She lolled her head back and laughed.
• Lulled
• milled I milled the flour for the bread using my new grinder.
• Moiled The farmer silently moiled away at his land, knowing the hard work would pay off in the end.
• Mulled I enjoyed a mulled wine tonight.
• Ogled She ogled him covertly from across the room.
• oiled She rubbed her oiled skin lotion into her skin.
• old Please stop calling me old.
• olden The olden days were truly a time of peace.
• older My older sister is graduating from college this year.
• Ole Ole is a Spanish interjection used to express enthusiasm or joy, especially at a flamenco performance.
• Olen
• oleo I've never used oleo in my baking before.
• Oles
• Ollie Ollie successfully landed the skateboard trick.
• OPED I wrote an oped on the importance of education for all children.
• owed I owed him an apology for my mistake.
• owlet The owlet was perched atop the tree branch, waiting for its mother to bring back some food.
• Palled She was palled by her sisters' wedding.
• Pilled I am feeling a little Pilled today.
• Poled The Poled was a very interesting exhibit.
• Polled The townspeople were polled on their opinions on the new development.
• Pooled The study results were pooled from multiple sources to increase the sample size.
• pulled I pulled on the door handle, but the door wouldn't budge.
• roiled The water in the lake was so roiled from the storm that it was impossible to see the bottom.
• rolled I rolled my eyes as she persisted.
• sled We pulled the sled up the hill to prepare for the ride down.
• soiled I had to take my soiled dress to the cleaners.
• soled The shoes he wore were soled with thick rubber to provide better traction on slippery floors.
• soloed This soloed vocal foray was a bit of a departure from his usual style.
• tilled The soil was tilled with a pitchfork before the seeds were planted.
• Toiled We toiled in the hot sun all day to finish the construction project.
• Tolled The bells tolled in the distance, signaling the end of the funeral procession.
• tooled The handle of the tooled iron gate was smoothly carved.
• walled
• Welled The welled up emotion surprised me.
• Willed She willed herself to focus and pushed through the difficult task.
• yelled I yelled at him, but it did not faze him.
• yowled The dog yowled in protest.

Apsolutly

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