How to spell POASSED correctly?
If you've mistakenly misspelled "poassed", worry not! Here are some correct suggestions: "passed", indicating the act of moving past someone or something; "possessed", referring to being under the influence of a spirit or having control over something; or "paused", meaning to temporarily stop or halt an action.
List of suggestions on how to spell poassed correctly
- Bossed She bossed her subordinates around and relied on her position of power to get her way.
- Gassed The soldiers were so exhausted that they all gassed in their tents as soon as they returned to the base.
- massed The army massed on the outskirts of the city, preparing for battle.
- Parsed The JSON data was parsed and displayed on the webpage.
- passe The style of clothing she was wearing was passe and outdated.
- Passed
- passel
- passer The passer threw the football to his wide receiver for a touchdown.
- passes She always passes by my house on her way to work.
- pasted She pasted the picture onto the poster board with glue.
- Paused I paused my music to answer her.
- phased The construction of the new building will be phased in over the next three years.
- poised She stood poised and confident as she delivered her speech.
- posed The photographer posed the family for the annual portrait.
- posse The sheriff and his posse rode off into the sunset to catch the bandits.
- posses
- posted
- Praised
- pressed
- sassed
- Tossed The chef tossed the salad with a delicious vinaigrette dressing.
