Correct spellings for SWAYD
- sad I felt sad after saying goodbye to my best friend.
- said She said she would be there at 5 p.m. sharp.
- seward Seward's Folly is a nickname that was given to the purchase of Alaska by the United States from Russia in 1867.
- stay I plan to stay in the city for a few more days.
- sward Walking through the sward, the blades of grass tickled her ankles.
- swards The shining blades of the knights' swards glinted in the sunlight as they rode into battle.
- swat I tried to swat the mosquito buzzing around my head.
- sway The trees began to sway in the gusty wind.
- Swayed The politician's eloquent speech swayed the audience's opinion on the controversial issue.
- sways The wind sways the tree branches.
- SWED
- sword The knight carefully unsheathed his sword, ready to defend the kingdom against any threat.
- wad I need to get a wad of cash out of the bank to pay for my rent.
- ward She stayed in the pediatric ward for a week to monitor her son's health condition.
