Correct spellings for SPOIED
- Espied As Miranda was walking through the woods, she espied a rare species of bird perched on a branch above her.
- pied I saw a pied crow standing on a wire.
- poised The athlete looked poised and ready to win the race.
- posed His stance posed a threat to anyone who dared to approach him.
- soiled The waiter grimaced as he collected the soiled dishes from the table.
- Sped The race car sped down the track, leaving clouds of dust in its wake.
- speed She was impressed with the car's speed as it raced down the highway.
- Spiced The chef spiced up the soup with a blend of aromatic spices.
- Spied The detective spied on the suspect through his binoculars, hoping to gather evidence.
- spiked The athlete's drink had been spiked with a banned substance.
- Spited She spited her neighbor by letting her dog poop in their lawn.
- spoiled The spoiled milk had an awful odor.
- spoofed The call was spoofed and I was fooled.
- spooked I was really spooked when I saw that scary ghost.
- Spooled After a long night of work, I was spooled out.
- spooned I spooned some of the soup into my bowl.
- spored The underside of the mushroom cap was covered in small white spored formations.
- Sported She sported a bright red jacket to the party.
- spotted As we drove through the safari park, we spotted a group of giraffes grazing in the distance.
- Spouted She spouted off about her latest trip to Europe.
