Correct spellings for TIYED
- Died The old tree in my backyard finally died after battling a termite infestation for years.
- dyed She dyed her hair purple and green for the Halloween party.
- eyed She eyed the tray of cookies on the counter, trying to resist grabbing one.
- Stayed I stayed at home all day due to the heavy rain.
- tailed The cat eagerly tailed the mouse as it scurried across the room.
- ted
- Teed I teed up the ball for a great golf shot.
- Ticked His mother was really ticked off when she found out he had lost his phone.
- tide The tide was coming in quickly, so we had to hurry to move our belongings to higher ground.
- Tided She tided up the house before her guests arrived.
- Tidied After the party, I tidied up the kitchen and put everything away.
- tied The rope was tied securely to the tree.
- tiered The tiered benches provided a comfortable place to sit.
- Tiffed I was really tiffed when she broke my favorite mug.
- tiled The kitchen is tiled in a geometric pattern.
- tilled It was a hot day, so the farmer tilled the soil with his tractor.
- timed The fireworks display was timed to coincide with the ending of the show.
- tinged The sky is tinged with pink as the sun begins to set.
- tinned This is a tinned tuna sandwich.
- tipped After checking out, the clerk tipped me $10 for my trouble.
- tired After a long day at work, I am too tired to go out and do anything.
- Tithed John tithed ten percent of his income to the church every month.
- toed Samantha toed the edge of the pool before diving in.
- Toiled I toiled for hours in the garden to prepare for the upcoming planting season.
- toyed She toyed with the idea of taking a cooking class, but ultimately decided against it.
- tried I tried to play with her, but she was too busy texting her friends.
- typed I typed a paper in college using a typewriter.
