Correct spellings for ISHED
- Ached My muscles ached after the intense workout session.
- ashe
- Bashed I accidentally bashed my phone against the wall and now the screen is cracked.
- bushed After hiking all day, I feel totally bushed.
- cashed He cashed his paycheck and immediately went out to buy the new video game he had been wanting.
- dashed The athlete dashed to the finish line, leaving his competitors behind.
- dished She dished out generous portions of mashed potatoes and gravy to everyone at the table.
- Fished He fished for his keys in his pocket.
- gashed She gashed her hand while chopping vegetables.
- Gushed She gushed with excitement when she found out she had won the lottery.
- Hashed The passwords were hashed using a one-way encryption algorithm for added security.
- hushed The crowd's voices grew hushed when the performer stepped onto the stage.
- iced I ordered an iced coffee to cool me off on this hot summer day.
- Inched As the tortoise slowly inched towards the finish line, the hare became overconfident and underestimated its opponent.
- Issued A statement was issued by the company regarding the new policy changes.
- Itched She itched the mosquito bite on her arm.
- Lashed The wind lashed against the windows, causing them to rattle.
- Mashed I mashed the potatoes with butter and cream for a rich and creamy texture.
- meshed Their personalities meshed well and they quickly became friends.
- Mushed After the heavy snowfall, the roads were mushed, making it difficult for driving.
- Pushed The crowd pushed and shoved their way towards the front of the stage.
- rushed She rushed out of the door to catch the last bus.
- shad During summer, many people enjoy going out to catch shad in the rivers.
- she'd She'd asked him to take out the trash three times already.
- shed I need to clean out my shed before storing my gardening tools for the winter.
- Shied The horse shied away from the loud bang and nearly threw its rider off.
- shod I slipped on the wet pavement because my shoes were improperly shod with worn-down soles.
- used I used a hammer to drive in the nails.
- usher The usher showed us to our seats before the play began.
- washed The freshly washed clothes smelled clean and pleasant.
- Wished She wished she had taken the job offer when it was still available.
