Correct spellings for JAIDED
- added I added an extra scoop of ice cream to make it even more delicious.
- aided The new technology aided in the efficient completion of the task.
- Baited "I baited the hook with a worm and waited patiently for a fish to take the bait."
- Carded He was so young that he was often carded when he tried to buy alcohol.
- chided She chided him for forgetting his wallet.
- faded The old photograph had faded over time, but you could still make out the smiling faces of my grandparents.
- Gadded I had a goofy gadded grin on my face the whole time.
- Gained I gained weight over the winter.
- Glided I glided across the surface of the pond.
- guided The hiker was guided through the forest by his experienced guide.
- Hided I hided the chocolate in a secret spot.
- jabbed She jabbed him in the arm.
- jacked I jacked this car before.
- jade She received a beautiful jade bracelet as a gift from her grandmother.
- jaded After being in the music industry for so long, she had become jaded and no longer saw the excitement in going on tour.
- jades The jades on the shelf look ancient.
- jagged The jagged rocks made it difficult to hike up the mountain.
- jailed The convicted criminal was finally jailed for his heinous crimes.
- jammed The printer jammed and I had to fix it before I could print my document.
- japed He was so japed when he saw his old friend across the room.
- Jared My cousin, Jared, is a great guy.
- Jarred I think I'll go talk to Jarred about the project.
- Jawed Jawed had just caught a 12-pound fish.
- jazzed I was jazzed when I got the call from my aunt.
- Jibed The results of the study jibed with my previous research findings.
- joined I joined the local running club for motivation to stay active.
- juiced I juiced some fresh oranges to make a refreshing breakfast drink.
- laded The tractor laded the hay onto the trailer.
- Larded She had a bacon-wrapped date stuffed with larded meat.
- Lauded A lauded author was among the guests.
- padded I always wear padded shoes when I go for long walks to prevent blisters.
- Raided The house was raided and all of his possessions were taken away.
- Sided The politician clearly sided with one party over the other.
- Tided
- Voided The manufacturer voided the warranty when the product was used improperly.
- wadded I grabbed the pillow, wadded it up, and threw it across the room.
- Waded She waded through the river to cool off on a hot summer day.
- Waited I waited for my train on the platform, but it never came.
- Warded She was wearing a warded amulet.
