Correct spellings for LIYED
- Bayed The hound bayed loudly, revealing the location of the fox.
- Cloyed I cloyed quickly on the overly sweet cake.
- dyed The fabric was dyed black.
- eyed I eyed the cake on the counter, tempted to take a slice.
- Flayed I my skin be flayed from my body.
- Guyed The flagpole was guyed to ensure it remained stable in the high winds.
- Joyed I joyed at the news of my promotion.
- keyed She was keyed up before her big presentation.
- laced She laced up her running shoes tightly before heading out for her morning jog.
- laded The truck was laded with goods and ready to leave for the warehouse.
- Lamed As a verb, lamed means "to teach," as in "The rabbi lamed the students about the importance of charity."
- Laved The waves laved the shores of the island with gentle caresses.
- layer She carefully applied a layer of icing onto the cake.
- Lazed After finishing his work, he lazed in the sun and enjoyed a peaceful afternoon.
- led The captain led his team to victory in the final game of the season.
- licked The dog licked the spoon clean after the owner finished making the batter.
- lid I can't find the lid to this jar.
- lidded The pot was lidded tightly to keep the food warm.
- lied I lied to my friend when I said I was busy, but really I just didn't want to hang out.
- liked I liked the movie so much, I watched it twice in one weekend.
- Limed The carpenter limed the wooden paneling to make it more elegant.
- lind
- lined I have a lined notebook for recording names and addresses.
- lipid One lipid is a type of molecule in a cell that carries lipids.
- lipped The actress gave a lipped smile to the reporters as she walked down the red carpet.
- lite I prefer to use the lite version of the app as it uses less storage space on my phone.
- liter The bottle of wine contained exactly one liter of fluid.
- Lived Jane lived in a small cottage by the beach.
- livid She was livid when she discovered that her car had been stolen.
- lobed The leaves of these trees are lobed and shaped like hands.
- Loped The horse loped through the fields, his mane flowing in the wind.
- loved My grandfather always loved spending time with me.
- Lowed As the evening approached, the sound of the cattle lowed in the distance.
- Loyd
- Lured The fish were lured by the bait.
- lye I used to have a bottle of vinegar in the cabinet, but I lye now with a bottle of cleaner.
- payed I payed my bills on time this month.
- played She played the piano so beautifully that everyone in the audience was in awe.
- slayed The warrior slayed the dragon with one swift blow of his sword.
- toyed After playing for a while, she sat down and toyed with her hair.
