How to spell SLAHED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "slahed" instead of the correct spelling, here are a few possible suggestions to replace it: "slashed", "sleighed" or "slashed". Remember to proofread before finalizing your work to avoid such spelling errors and maintain clarity in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell slahed correctly
- sealed The package was sealed tightly to prevent any air or moisture from entering.
- Slacked I slacked off during the semester and now I have to scramble to catch up.
- Slagged
- slaked After a long hike in the heat, I eagerly slaked my thirst with a cold bottle of water.
- Slammed She slammed the door so hard that the whole house shook.
- slapped I was slapped by my girlfriend.
- slashed After Zack slashed her car tires, she had to call a tow truck to get her car out of the ditch.
- slate I have a slate appointment with my therapist today.
- Slated The new restaurant is slated to open next month.
- slater Tom's job at the construction site was as a slater, installing the roof tiles.
- Slatted She was wearing a stained and torn jean skirt that fit her like a Slatted suit.
- Slaved The young woman was slaved to the machine.
- slayed King Ardos slayed the dragon.
- sled The sled was festooned with ribbons and bows.
- Slewed Prior to the accident, the car had been slewed on the wet road, resulting in significant damage.
- sliced I sliced the cheese into thin slices.
- sloped The roof was sloped so that water would run off it into the gutter.
- sloshed I was so sloshed, I can barely move.
- Slowed Due to the cold weather, traffic was slowed down.
- Slued I did the Slued homework for the third time this week.
- Solaced After the funeral, she was solaced by her friends' company.
