How to spell SUVIED correctly?

The misspelling "suvied" could possibly be a misspelling of "suave" or "savvy". These words both refer to someone who is charming or knowledgeable in a particular area. Another possibility is that it was supposed to be "survived", meaning to have lived through a difficult or dangerous situation.

• ivied The old mansion was covered in ivied walls, giving it a mysterious and eerie atmosphere.
• Levied The government levied a new tax on alcohol to increase revenue.
• saved
• savvied Being a computer expert, he quickly savvied how to fix the technical issue on his own.
• Skied I skied down the sloped hill with the wind blowing in my face.
• soviet During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were in constant competition with each other.
• Spied She spied her friend across the room and waved excitedly.
• subbed I subbed in for my colleague who was out sick.
• Sucked I was so thirsty, I sucked on a lemon for hours.
• Sued The company was sued for violating workers' rights.
• suited
• sullied His reputation was sullied after the scandal broke out.
• Summed The total cost of all the items was summed up to $500.
• Sunned The sun was so hot, I was sunned.
• Supped We drank and supped until long after midnight, sharing stories and laughs with old friends.
• surfed Yesterday, I surfed on the waves at the beach.
• Surged The water level surged up to the roof during the flood.
• Survived The hiker survived the dangerous trek through the mountains.

Apsolutly

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