Correct spellings for FLODED
- blooded The horse was a pure-blooded Arabian, with a pedigree that spanned several generations.
- clouded The memory of that night is clouded by too many drinks.
- faded The photograph had faded over time, making it difficult to distinguish the faces in the image.
- feuded The two families feuded for generations, each one believing that they were right and the other was wrong.
- Fled When the police arrived, the suspects fled the scene in a stolen car.
- fledged The young bird had not yet fledged and was still in its nest.
- flied The baseball was flied into the stands and caught by a lucky fan.
- Floated The boat floated gently on the calm water of the lake.
- Flocked The birds flocked together on the tree branch.
- Flogged The thief was flogged as punishment for stealing from the market.
- flood The flood caused significant damage to both residential and commercial properties.
- flooded The river has flooded the nearby fields.
- Flooder The online community was disrupted by the persistent flooder.
- floored I was floored by the unexpected news.
- Flopped The film was a huge disappointment and ultimately flopped at the box office.
- flossed I flossed before we went to the party.
- Floured The baker floured the work surface before beginning to knead the dough.
- Flouted The politician flouted the rules and attended a gathering without wearing a mask.
- Flowed The river flowed gently through the valley, reflecting the sunlight as it went.
- Floyd Floyd is a common first name for men in the United States.
- Fluted The fluted columns of the ancient Greek temple added a sense of grandeur to the building.
- folded I neatly folded the laundry and put it away in the drawers.
- Fooled I was fooled by the convincing trick the magician performed.
- footed I footed my way through the dark corridor using the wall as a guide.
- Forded
- laded The truck was laded with crates of fresh fruits and vegetables.
- loaded The truck was fully loaded with boxes and furniture.
- Lorded He lorded his authority over his subordinates, never delegating any important responsibilities.
- Plodded Despite the rain, Anna plodded through the muddy trail to reach the mountain summit.
