How to spell SREAD correctly?

If you're mistyping "sread" and looking for the right spelling, it is likely supposed to be "spread". This word refers to the act of extending something over a surface or in various directions. So, next time you want to use the correct term, remember it's "spread"!

• bread I love to eat freshly baked bread with honey butter.
• dread I have a sense of dread every time I have to go to the dentist.
• misread I misread the directions and ended up getting lost on my way to the party.
• rad She loves to listen to rock music, especially the band Rad.
• read
• ready I'm ready for my next shift.
• red The leaves of the red oak are edged in yellow.
• reed The reed pipe organ is a type of pipe organ used in Baroque and Renaissance music.
• reid
• road I travel down the road to work every morning.
• sad I feel really sad about not being able to attend the party.
• screed The architect's screed ensured that the new construction followed the necessary specifications.
• seat My mom always leaves her seat unoccupied at the Thanksgiving dinner table.
• seed I planted a seed in the garden and now it is growing into a beautiful flower.
• shred I need to shred my documents before I toss them.
• Sired Roger was the sired of James.
• Snead Sam Snead was a renowned golfer of his time.
• spread She used a knife to spread the jelly on her toast.
• stead He worked hard and steadily, determined to earn a place in our stead.
• Sued I was sued for the debts I already owed.
• tread

Intertubing

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