How to spell VALLED correctly?

If you meant to write "valled" but it was a misspelling, there are a couple of possible corrections. One could be "vailed", which means covered with a veil. Another option is "valued", meaning esteemed or appreciated. It's important to double-check spellings to ensure clarity in your writing.

• Ailed
• allied During World War II, the United States and England were allied against Germany.
• Baled After the hunt, Baled the carcass.
• balled After the sad movie, she balled her eyes out.
• called I called my friend yesterday, but they didn't answer.
• Dallied She dallied with the idea of going to the party, but ultimately decided against it.
• galled I was galled when she said she only wanted to discuss the project over email.
• Haled Brett Haled was elected to the county council.
• Paled As the sun began to set, the bright colors of the sky paled and faded into darkness.
• Palled I feel really mad at my friend Palled since she forgot to bring my laptop to the library.
• Rallied The rally was a success and we all rallied behind the cause.
• Sallied She rallied to the challenge, sallied forth and defeated her opponent.
• Tallied Stats for the day were tallied up and tallied up and tallied until there was nothing to tally anymore.
• valdez In 1997 Valdez won the PGA Championship.
• vale After the hike, we rested at the Vale of shadows.
• vales The vales of the mountain are lush with green vegetation.
• valet He handed the keys to the valet and walked towards the restaurant.
• valeted She was quite surprised when he came to take her coat and valeted her handbag.
• valid His argument was not valid due to lack of evidence.
• Vallejo After spending a week in Vallejo, I knew that I wanted to live there.
• valley The valley was full of amazing trees and flowers.
• Valleys The valleys were covered in a blanket of mist as we hiked through the mountains.
• value I would like to purchase an item with a value greater than $10.
• valued The company's most valued assets are their employees.
• valuer The valuer inspected the property and gave an estimate of its worth.
• valve The valve opens to allow gas to escape.
• valved The engine had four valved cylinders, allowing for greater efficiency and power.
• varlet The king's messenger was appalled to discover that the errand boy he had sent turned out to be a varlet with a history of thievery.
• vaulted The old church had a beautifully vaulted ceiling.
• veiled I was surprised when she veiled her face with her hair.
• volley During the game of tennis, a volley is a shot hit in the air before it bounces.
• Wailed The trees wailed in the wind.
• Waled
• Walked After crossing the street, I walked to the park.
• walled The city was walled to protect it from enemy attacks.
• waller Since I moved in next to the waller, I can smell the strong odor from his sewage every morning.
• wallet Keep your passport and driver's license in your wallet.
• Welled Tears welled up in her eyes as she read the sad news.
• Willed Despite the obstacles, she willed herself to finish the race.

Intertubing

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