Correct spellings for RIDED
- aided The advanced technology aided in the success of the mission.
- braided My hair was braided in a beautiful bun.
- Derided She derided her coworkers for their lack of ambition.
- Died My grandmother died last week.
- dried After the rain, the clothes were hung on the line to be dried by the warm sun.
- eroded A retaining wall eroded away in the wind.
- Girded The knight girded on his sword before going into battle.
- graded The teacher graded the test and returned it to the students.
- Hided
- Prided She prided herself on being able to run a mile in under six minutes.
- Raided Police raided the suspect's home and found the stolen goods.
- raider The raider stole valuable artifacts from the ancient temple.
- Rated This movie was rated as the best of the year by the critics.
- red She's wearing a red dress.
- redid I redid my hair for the meeting.
- reed Reed off the reel and put it back on the spool.
- Resided He resided in the same house for over 50 years.
- rid I've been rid of that old coat for years.
- ridden I have ridden a horse multiple times before.
- riddled The report was riddled with errors.
- ride I've been practicing my balance so that I can ride my bike without training wheels.
- rider I'm borrowing a rider from my friend.
- rides When we go to the amusement park, my favorite rides are always the roller coasters.
- ridged The ridged texture of the potato chips made them extra crunchy.
- Rifted The once-united group of friends rifted apart due to their conflicting beliefs.
- riled I was riled when I saw her leave without saying goodbye.
- rimed I'm wearing my new rimed shoes.
- Rioted Protests turned violent in several cities across the US as demonstrators rioted.
- rite The priest performed the marriage rite for the couple in the church.
- rived The ship was rived in two after hitting the reef.
- Rode Rode the horses.
- rude It's rude to interrupt someone when they are talking.
- Rued Rued can be a challenging word to pronounce but its meaning is very clear.
- Sided The debate is taking place on both sides of the Sided the street.
- tide The tide was so strong that it nearly swept me off my feet.
- Tided Maria tided up the house before going to bed.
- tied I tied my shoe knot wrong and it won't come untied.
- tired
- traded I traded my old car for a newer model at the dealership.
- tried She tried her best, but still couldn't solve the problem.
