How to spell PASID correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "pasid" instead of a correct word, don't worry! Here are a few possible suggestions that might help: "paid", "past", "paced", "paused" or "passid" (assuming it's a name). Always double-check before finalizing any text to ensure accurate spelling and meaning.

• acid Tom accidentally spilled acid on his shirt and had to quickly wash it off.
• aside Aside from the obvious benefits, there are some hidden advantages to starting your own business.
• Paced He paced back and forth in front of the door, waiting for his friend to arrive.
• pad I forgot to bring a pad of paper to the meeting.
• paid
• pallid Her face turned pallid when she saw the results of the medical exam.
• palsied The elderly woman's hand was palsied, making it difficult for her to write or hold onto objects.
• Parsed A parsed document is one that has been turned into a text file.
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• pass
• passe The style of clothing worn in the early 2000s is now considered passe.
• Passed
• passim References to this topic can be found passim in literature and history books.
• past I forgot to turn off the light when I left the room in the past.
• pasta
• paste Be sure to paste the label onto the top of the box.
• pasted She pasted the newspaper clipping onto the fridge.
• pasts His pasts are varied and colorful, with experiences that range from near-tragic to joyous and exciting.
• pasty I don't like to eat pasty food.
• Paused After reading the confusing paragraph, she paused for a moment to collect her thoughts.
• phased The company phased out its older technology in favor of the new and more efficient option.
• placid The lake's placid surface reflected the mountains in the distance.
• plaid My grandfather always wears his favorite plaid shirt.
• posed Sarah posed for a photograph in front of the Eiffel Tower.
• posit I posit that the cause is the dirt.
• psi The concept of psi in parapsychology refers to psychic abilities or phenomena, such as telepathy or clairvoyance.
• PSIS The PSIS is the posterior superior iliac spine, a landmark on the pelvis.
• said I said, "Let's go.
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Apsolutly

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