Correct spellings for IACZED
- aced After studying for many hours, she aced her final exam and earned a perfect score.
- ached His back ached from sitting in a chair for too long.
- acted He acted quickly to defuse the tense situation.
- backed The company's new product launch was backed by a significant marketing campaign.
- cached The information is being cached to improve the website's loading time.
- dazed After a long night of studying, I stumbled into class feeling dazed and disoriented.
- faced I faced my fear and went bungee jumping.
- fazed Despite the negative feedback, the athlete was not fazed and continued to work hard towards his goals.
- gazed He gazed out the window and watched the snowflakes fall gently to the ground.
- hacked The company's database was hacked by an unknown individual.
- hazed He felt hazed by the smoke in the room and struggled to breathe.
- iced I prefer my tea to be iced rather than hot.
- inced
- inched The turtle inched along the path, making slow progress towards its destination.
- itched The bandage on her arm itched fiercely, but she tried her best not to scratch it.
- jacked I saw a jacked guy at the gym lifting incredible weights.
- jazzed I am so jazzed to go see my favorite band perform tonight!
- laced The chef laced the soup with a touch of cayenne pepper for added flavor.
- lacked The team failed to win the championship because they lacked a strong defense.
- lazed He lazily lazed in the hammock, soaking up the sun and enjoying the peaceful sounds of nature around him.
- maced
- paced The athlete paced nervously before the race.
- packed The bag was packed with clothes and toiletries for the weekend trip.
- raced The two athletes raced to the finish line, pushing themselves to their limits.
- racked After the strenuous workout, Mary's body was racked with exhaustion.
- razed The developer razed the old building to make way for a new high-rise.
- razzed The athletes were razzed by the rival team's fans as they walked onto the field.
- sacked He got sacked from his job for stealing office supplies.
- sacred The temple was considered a sacred place and only priests were permitted to enter.
- tacked She quickly tacked up the poster to the bulletin board before anyone could take notice.
- wacked I think my computer is wacked, it keeps freezing up.
