How to spell PICED correctly?

For those who mistakenly write "piced" instead of "spiced", fear not! Here are a few helpful suggestions to rectify the misspelling. Consider using "spiced" to accurately convey the addition of flavoring or seasoning. Alternatively, opt for "seasoned", "flavored" or even "aromatic". Problem solved!

• Diced
• iced He sipped his iced coffee on the patio.
• pace I need to pick up the pace if I'm going to finish this project on time.
• Paced She paced the room for hours trying to make a decision.
• Picked I picked up some candy on the way home.
• piece I need to find the missing piece of this puzzle.
• Pieced She had a beautiful pieced quilt on her bed.
• pied The pied piper played his flute and the rats followed him out of the town.
• pierced The woman got her ears pierced yesterday.
• PIES I love baking fruit pies in the fall.
• Piked I piked the ball over the infield fence.
• piled
• Pined He pined for her after they broke up.
• Piped The music was piped throughout the entire house, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.
• pitched He pitched the ball towards home plate.
• placed I placed the flowers on the desk.
• Plied She plied him with questions until he spilled his secrets.
• poised In the moment, I felt poised and ready for what lay ahead.
• Policed
• posed The group posed for a picture in front of the monument.
• priced The house was attractively priced and sold within a week.
• Pried I pried open the jar with a butter knife.
• Prized My grandmother's prized possession is her antique ring from her late husband.
• puce The curtains were a deep shade of puce that perfectly matched the upholstery.
• spaced The furniture was evenly spaced throughout the room.
• Spiced My food is always spiced up to make it taste better.
• Spied I spied on my sister to see if she was really sneaking candy from the pantry.
• Viced

Apsolutly

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