How to spell SCARD correctly?

If you mistakenly misspelled "scard", fear not! The correct suggestions could be "scarred", meaning to have a scar or "scared", describing the emotion of fear. Double-checking such errors ensures that your message is accurately conveyed, preventing any confusion or misinterpretation.

• asgard As a devoted Marvel fan, I can't wait to see how Thor and the rest of the Asgardians will fare in Asgard in the upcoming movie.
• cad
• card
• cart I put all my groceries in the cart and headed to the checkout.
• cord I need to untangle this cord before I can plug in my phone.
• curd I made a delicious cheesecake with a smooth and creamy curd filling.
• discard Please discard any expired medication to avoid potential harm.
• sad I felt really sad when I heard about the death of my favorite singer.
• said She said she would be here by 5 p.m.
• scad I caught a scad while fishing in the ocean.
• scads I scads of things to do.
• scald Don't touch the hot pot or you will scald your hand.
• scaled The dragon was scaled with black stripes.
• scar I have a scar on my arm from when I was accidently burned by a pot of boiling water.
• scare I watched a horror movie last night that managed to scare me to death.
• scared
• scarf I wear a scarf to stay warm.
• Scarfed Scarfed herself in a towel and headed out to find her husband.
• scarp The scarp of the hill made it difficult to climb.
• Scarped She scarped her knee on the debris.
• scarred The soldier was scarred both physically and mentally from the trauma of combat.
• Scars She bore scars from her childhood memories.
• scary This scary clown is making me cry.
• scat I heard her scat on the floor.
• Scored He scored the winning goal in the final minutes of the match.
• scrod I have never tried scrod before.
• scud I saw a scud passing over our heads.
• star The bright star shone brilliantly in the night sky.
• stark The contrast between dark shadows and bright light created a stark image.
• sward The knight unsheathed his sword and began to cut through the thick sward that covered the field.

Apsolutly

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