Correct spellings for LAVDER
- ladder I'm going to the roof to fetch the ladder.
- lade She needed to lade the heavy packages into the back of the truck.
- laded The truck was heavily laded with boxes and bags of groceries.
- lander I remember the last time I was in a lander.
- larder My mother keeps all the dried goods and extra canned foods in the larder for emergencies.
- later I will meet you in the park later this afternoon.
- latter Tom prefers the latter option over the former.
- lauder The name Lauder originates from a small town in Scotland.
- launder I need to launder my white shirt before the interview tomorrow.
- lave My clothes are wet from the lave.
- Laved They decided to take a break and head to the Laved Lounge for some cocktails.
- lavender She wore a lavender dress.
- Lavern Lavern collected the plates and placed them in the cabinet.
- laves
- leader The leader of the pack is always the first to find food.
- leander He swam across the leander pond.
- leaver
- lever I can't work the lever!
- Levier
- Lieder Some poems are called Lieder.
- liver Your liver is a vital organ.
- loader The loader picked up the heavy equipment and moved it to the other side of the construction site.
- louder The speaker asked the audience to speak louder so that everyone could hear them.
- lover I love spending time with my friends, but I find myself missing my lover terribly.
