Correct spellings for PICED
- Diced I diced up my onions for my salad.
- iced On a hot summer day, I love to drink an iced tea to refresh myself.
- pace The pace of technology development is continuing to accelerate.
- Paced She paced nervously back and forth waiting for the doctor to deliver the test results.
- Picked I picked up the pieces of glass.
- piece I cannot believe she got away with only getting a piece of the pie.
- Pieced The fabric was pieced together with a needle and thread.
- pied The cat's fur was pied with varying shades of brown and white.
- pierced The woman had multiple earrings pierced through her left earlobe.
- PIES I've always enjoyed baking pies with my grandmother during the holidays.
- Piked The detective piked her gun while she was talking.
- piled The books were piled high on the desk, making it difficult to find the one she needed.
- Pined As soon as I saw the picture of my childhood home, I pined for my younger years.
- Piped The baker piped frosting onto the cupcakes.
- pitched I pitched a tent in the backyard.
- placed I placed the pink button on the shirt's collar.
- Plied The fish were plied with food until they became weak.
- poised She stood confidently, her head held high and her body poised for action.
- Policed The area was heavily policed during the protest to ensure the safety of all individuals involved.
- posed I posed for the photo op.
- priced This is a product that is priced at $30.
- Pried She pried the lid off the jar using a butter knife.
- Prized The trophy is prized by the victor of the race.
- puce The shirt was a little too pink for my taste, but I bought it anyway because Puce said it made her look s
- spaced The teacher asked the students to write their essays with double spaced lines.
- Spiced I baked spiced pumpkin muffins for breakfast.
- Spied The detective spied on the suspect from a nearby rooftop.
- Viced
