How to spell THEADED correctly?

If you've typed "theaded" but it doesn't seem right, don't worry; it's a common misspelling. Consider replacing it with "threaded", which means to insert a thread or engage in a conversation on a specific topic. Another option is "tweaked", meaning to make slight adjustments or improvements to something.

• beaded She had a beaded bracelet on her wrist that shimmered in the sunlight.
• Cheated I feel cheated because I paid for a brand new car but it turned out to be used.
• fatheaded I think you're being a little fatheaded about this.
• headed
• heated The heated argument between the two politicians became a viral news story.
• Heeded She wisely heeded her mother's advice and stayed away from trouble.
• Herded
• hotheaded Todd is a hotheaded person and can't control his anger.
• Kneaded She kneaded the dough, adding more flour when it became too sticky.
• leaded The pencil was leaded, ready for the student to begin their drawing.
• shaded The tree shaded us from the harsh sunlight.
• thawed The meat had been thawed and was now in the cooking pot.
• theater I like to go to the theater to see plays.
• Themed The gala was themed as a masquerade ball, with guests adorned in elaborate masks and costumes.
• threaded The needle threaded easily through the fabric.
• threader As a sewer, I always keep my trusty needle threader handy to help me get the thread through the tiny eye of the needle.
• thudded The eggshells thudded when I dropped them.

Apsolutly

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