How to spell WEANDED correctly?
If you came across the misspelling "weanded", don't fret! It is likely a typo or an unfamiliar word. Possible correct suggestions could be "weaned", meaning to gradually withdraw someone from a dependency or to detach something or "wended", meaning to go in a specific direction.
List of suggestions on how to spell weanded correctly
- banded The bird's feathers were banded with stripes of brown and white.
- ended
- Fended She fended off the attackers with her martial arts moves.
- handed He handed the documents to his boss before leaving the office.
- landed
- Mended After the jacket was mended by the tailor, it looked as good as new.
- Pended The approval for the project has pended due to the lack of funding.
- Sanded
- Tended She tended to her garden every day, making sure each flower received enough water and sunlight.
- Vended The snacks were vended from the machine.
- wadded
- Waded
- wander I like to wander around the city on weekends.
- Waned The excitement of the party waned as more and more guests left early.
- wanted She really wanted a slice of pizza.
- Warded She warded off the mosquito with a quick swat of her hand.
- weaned The baby was weaned off breastmilk and started drinking formula.
- wedded She has been wedded to her job for years and rarely takes a break.
- weeded
- weened The mother weened her baby off breast milk and onto formula.
- Welded The two pieces of metal were welded together to create a strong bond.
- Wended I wended my way through the crowded streets to reach the train station.
- winded I was feeling a bit winded after running around the park.
- wounded The soldier was wounded in battle and had to be carried back to safety.
