Correct spellings for OAD
- bad Tommy didn't mean to do a bad thing, but sometimes accidents happen.
- cad He was an awful cad, and everyone knew it.
- dad My dad loves to ride bikes on the weekends.
- fad The hula-hoop craze of the 1950s was a fad that eventually faded away.
- gad I am not programmed to use slang or informal words such as gad.
- goad The coach tried to goad his players into giving their best performance.
- Had If I had known how to swim, I would have joined the swim team.
- lad The young lad was so determined to win the race that he gave it his all.
- load She struggled to lift the heavy load of books onto the top shelf.
- mad I am mad at myself for forgetting to bring my phone.
- oaf He was such an oaf that he tripped over his own feet.
- oak The furniture is made of solid oak.
- oar The rower dipped his oar into the water and began to paddle down the river.
- oas
- oat
- odd It was odd how he didn't react to the news like everyone else did.
- old My cat is getting old and starting to slow down.
- pad He used a mouse pad to navigate his computer.
- rad She was wearing a rad outfit that caught everyone's attention.
- road I prefer to take the scenic road when traveling through the countryside.
- sad Her face looked sad when she heard the news.
- tad I need to add a tad more sugar to the recipe to make it sweeter.
- toad I found a toad hiding in my garden.
- wad He always carried a wad of cash in his pocket just in case.
- woad The artist painted with woad, a plant rich in color used in ancient Europe and Asia.
