How to spell SCEWD correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "scewd" and struggle to recognize the correct spelling, fret not! The intended word might be "screwed", a common idiomatic term referring to being in a difficult or unfavorable situation. Other possible alternatives could include "skewed", "screwdriver" or "sweat."
List of suggestions on how to spell scewd correctly
- ACED
- iced I like my coffee iced, even in the winter.
- lewd She was looking at her phone with a lewd look on her face.
- scad There were scad of people at the concert last night.
- scent She wrinkled her nose at the unmistakable scent of dog.
- scow I think you must have mispelled "scow.
- scud I saw a scud flying through the sky.
- seed
- send
- sew I need to sew this seam in the fabric.
- sewed She sewed the button back onto her shirt.
- sewn My dress was sewn together by my mother.
- sews She sews all her own clothes, and they look fantastic.
- she'd She'd love to come to the party, but she has to work late tonight.
- shed I need to put my bike into the shed.
- skew
- sled I saw a child pull a sled up the hill.
- slew I slew that chicken with my crossbow.
- Snead Sam Snead is regarded as one of the greatest golfers of all time.
- Sped
- speed The car was going at a high speed down the highway.
- spew The volcano began to spew hot lava and ash, creating chaos in the nearby town.
- stead He stood firm and held his stead against the raging storm.
- steed She rode her steed bareback through the gates.
- stew
- stews My mom makes delicious beef stews on the weekends.
- Sued
- SWED
