What is the correct spelling for SKIID?
If you meant to type "skid" instead of "skiid", here are a few possible correct suggestions. "Skid" refers to a sliding motion, especially of a vehicle or when someone loses control. Double-check typos like this to ensure the intended word conveys the correct meaning. Proofreading and using spell-checkers can help avoid such slip-ups.
Correct spellings for SKIID
- kid I saw a kid playing in the playground.
- kidd
- said She said she's not coming to the party.
- Sid Tickets for Sid were sold out.
- ski She loves to ski down the mountain every winter.
- skid I feel like I'm skating on skid pads.
- skids I'm not going to wear those skids on my feet.
- Skied I skied down the mountain at exhilarating speeds.
- skier The experienced skier glided smoothly down the mountain.
- skiing I always loved skiing as a child.
- skim She decided to skim through the book to see if it contained any useful information.
- skin The harsh light of the sun was burnt into her skin.
- skint I'm tired, I'm skint.
- skip I need to skip the line.
- skirt I have to wear a skirt to work.
- skis I love skiing in the winter, but I need to get my skis waxed first.
- skit The skit was really funny.
- skits She is able to put on skits for her school performances.
- skived She skived off early to make it to her meeting on time.
- Slid The door slid shut with a soft hiss.
- squid I saw a squid eating a fish.
