Correct spellings for ZYMED
- Ahmed Ahmed is a skilled engineer who designed the new bridge.
- Aimed The hunter aimed his rifle at the deer, took a deep breath, and pulled the trigger.
- Armed The police officers were armed and ready to confront any potential danger.
- Dmed I Dmed my friend asking if they wanted to go grab lunch.
- DMed I DMed my friend on Instagram to ask if they were going to the party.
- Domed The Capitol Building in Washington D.C. is famous for its large, white domed structure.
- Dyed The dyed hair looked unnatural under the fluorescent lighting.
- Eyed She eyed the cake on the dessert table, debating whether to have a slice or not.
- Famed The famed author was greeted by a large crowd as he entered the bookstore.
- Fumed She fumed when she saw her car was towed.
- Gamed Sarah gamed the system by manipulating the data to get the results she wanted.
- Gyred The birds gyred above the treetops, their wings creating mesmerizing patterns in the sky.
- Gyved The prisoner was gyved and forced to walk in shackles to his cell.
- Homed I homed in on the sounds of laughter coming from the park.
- Hymen
- Hymned The choir hymned the traditional Christmas songs during the annual candlelight service.
- Hyped The new movie was hyped as the biggest blockbuster of the year.
- Lamed The lamed was the first letter she learned in the Hebrew alphabet.
- Limed The carpenter limed the wooden floors to give it a white washed look.
- Lyme Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted through the bite of infected blacklegged ticks.
- Med The doctor prescribed the med for my headache.
- MED The MED required for this medication is one tablet per day.
- Mimed The clown mimed the actions of pulling a rope to create the illusion of walking on a tightrope.
- Named The cat was named after its previous owner.
- NYMEX NYMEX is a popular exchange for trading physical commodities futures contracts.
- Pmed I Pmed him my phone number so we could continue the conversation.
- PMed I PMed my friend to ask if they wanted to grab lunch tomorrow.
- Rhymed The last line of his poem rhymed perfectly with the first.
- Rimed The windshield of the car was rimed with frost after sitting outside in the cold winter night.
- SMED
- Syed Syed is the name of my neighbor.
- Tamed The lion tamed after a few weeks of working with the experienced trainer.
- Timed I timed my run so that I could make it to the meeting on time.
- Typed I quickly typed up the report before the deadline.
- ZED In British English, "ZED" is used instead of "Z" in the alphabet.
- Zed In Canadian English, the letter Z is often pronounced "Zed".
- Zoned I was so zoned out during class that I didn't even hear the teacher call my name.
- Zoomed I zoomed in on the image to get a closer look at the details.
