Correct spellings for SLAID
- lad The young lad had a big smile on his face after catching his first fish.
- laid He laid the book down on the table.
- laird The laird was known for his generosity to the people in the village.
- lard Grandma always used lard to make her famous biscuits.
- laud
- lid I lifted the lid on the box to see what was inside.
- mislaid I think I may have mislaid my keys while shopping.
- plaid He wore a plaid scarf with his winter coat.
- sad The sad news of her grandfather's passing brought tears to her eyes.
- said "I heard that the meeting has been rescheduled for tomorrow," she said to her colleague.
- sail I'm going to learn how to sail this summer.
- salad I always enjoy a colorful and nutritious salad for lunch.
- Sid Sid left his hat at the party.
- slain The knight had slain the dragon and freed the princess from its clutches.
- slaked After the long hike, they slaked their thirst with some cold water from the stream.
- slat I replaced the broken slat in the fence with a new one.
- slate She hung the antique slate sign above the entrance to her boutique.
- Slated The movie is slated for release in theaters next month.
- Slaved She slaved over the stove for hours preparing the Thanksgiving dinner.
- slaw She slaw her pork chop in cabbage.
- slay She looked stunning in her new dress and was ready to slay the dance floor.
- slayed The champion slayed his opponent in less than two minutes.
- sled I was going to go out on the sled, but it started to snow!
- Sleid
- Slid The car slid off the icy road.
- slide I need to slide my foot out from under the table.
- slit
- Slued The truck slued across the icy road and crashed into a ditch.
- solid The solid block of metal is too heavy for me to lift.
- staid His manner was staid, but his eyes were vibrant with life.
