How to spell PAYIED correctly?
If you accidentally typed "payied" instead of "paid", there are a few correct suggestions to consider. The correct spelling is "paid", meaning you have already given money in exchange for something. Remember to double-check your spelling before submitting important documents or messages to avoid errors like this.
List of suggestions on how to spell payied correctly
- Bayed
- kayoed You'll be kayoed if you don't finish your homework by tonight.
- Paced The doctor paced the waiting room while he waited for the test results to come back.
- packed The parking lot was so packed that it took me ten minutes to find a spot.
- padded She wore a padded vest to protect herself from the harsh winds.
- Paged The nurse paged the doctors to urgently attend to the emergency case in the ICU.
- paid I paid for my groceries at the store.
- pained
- paired I paired the red wine with the steak for a perfect combination.
- Paled The vibrant colors of the sunset paled with each passing minute.
- Palled I'm feeling a little palled after the party.
- Panned
- Pared The pared-down version of the script was more cohesive and allowed for better storytelling.
- parked
- Parried He parried his opponent's attack with ease.
- Parsed The data was parsed into columns.
- parted I parted ways with my old friend after we had a big argument.
- partied After their graduation ceremony, the students went out and partied all night.
- Passed
- Patted She patted me on the back in a comforting gesture.
- Paused The video paused unexpectedly due to a poor internet connection.
- paved
- Pawed The cat pawed at the door to be let outside.
- Pawned She is pawned off on his family.
- payed
- payee The payee must endorse the check before depositing it into their account.
- payees Fidelity Investments sends me a quarterly report detailing my payees.
- payer The payer was responsible for covering all medical expenses.
- paying I will be paying for the groceries using my credit card.
- pied The pied piper lured the rats away from the town with his magic flute.
- Pitied The homeless man was pitied by many people passing by.
- played Yesterday, I played basketball with my friends at the park.
- Plied The fishermen plied their nets in hopes of catching a good haul.
- Prayed She prayed for guidance and strength during this difficult time.
- Pried Lucy Pried the door open.
- spayed My cat, Jenny, was spayed yesterday.
