How to spell SIGND correctly?

If you meant to type "signed" but accidentally wrote "signd", here are some quick suggestions to correct your misspelling. Double-check and proofread your work for errors like this since spell check may not always catch them. Taking a moment to review your writing can ensure accuracy and clarity in your communication.

• kind She is always so kind to her neighbors, bringing them homemade cookies and offering to help with their errands.
• sand I love walking on the warm sand at the beach on a sunny day.
• send I will send you an email with the meeting details.
• Sighed She sighed heavily, feeling overwhelmed by the amount of work she had to do.
• Sigmund Sigmund Freud was a famous psychologist known for developing the theory of the unconscious mind.
• sign I need to find a sign that will help me locate the museum.
• signal The traffic signal turned red, indicating all vehicles to stop.
• signed I signed the contract yesterday.
• signer The document needs to be signed by the signer to be considered valid.
• signet
• signor I would like to introduce you to the signor who will be giving the keynote speech tonight.
• signs The doctor told us to watch for signs of infection.
• sigurd Sigurd is a common name in Scandinavian countries.
• Singed He accidentally singed his hair while trying to light the candles.
• Sinned I sinned when I took that midnight stroll without permission.
• soigne Her hair was styled soigne and her outfit was impeccably put together.
• sound
• spend I think we should spend more time together.
• stand I cannot stand being here any longer.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking