Correct spellings for YSED
- ACED The brightest star in the sky is Aced.
- based The company's decision-making process is based on thorough market research.
- bed I am going to bed early tonight because I have an early morning meeting.
- BSD This operating system is based off of the BSD kernel.
- cased The detectives cased the crime scene for any clues that could lead to the suspect.
- COED The university has a strict policy of not allowing coed dorm rooms.
- CUED The audience was cued to applaud after the end of the performance.
- deed He has written a deed for them to sign.
- Died My favorite goldfish died yesterday.
- dosed The doctor dosed him with pain medication after the surgery.
- eased I eased my tensions by reading a book.
- ed I loved how the movie ended, it kept me on the edge of my seat until the last ed.
- fed The fishies looked hungry, so I fed them some pellets.
- feed I will feed the dog before I leave the house.
- fused The two wires are fused together, making it impossible to separate them.
- Ged
- Geed The green atomic creature Geed grows excited when Barry puts on the G-suit.
- heed Please heed my warning and don't step in the puddle.
- Hied I hied to the bus stop in order to catch my bus on time.
- Hoed We hoed the garden to prepare it for planting.
- HOSED They were hosed down by the police.
- hued The sunset had a deep hued shade of red and orange.
- iced I always order an iced latte in the summer.
- Jed My neighbor Jed always seems to be busy.
- led The path was dark, but the flashlight led us to safety.
- lied The woman lied to me.
- lsd I took some LSD today.
- med I have to take my med before going to bed.
- meed I must retrieve my meed from the shipping container.
- Mused He mused over his decision to switch careers.
- Ned Ned is a common nickname for people named Edward.
- need I need your help to set the table.
- nosed The dog nosed around in the flowerbed, searching for something to dig up.
- pied She had on a pair of faded Pied-Babies.
- posed Today's model was posed for photos before the show.
- pseud Although it sounds like a medical term, a pseud is actually a fake name or alias used by someone.
- qed The mathematician solved the problem and wrote "qed" at the end of their proof.
- red No matter how many times I wash the red shirt, it never seems to come out completely clean.
- reed The reed's long neck curved gracefully as it vibrated in the breeze.
- Rued Rued is the sixth letter of the alphabet.
- sad I'm really sad that the movie is over.
- sd
- se
- sea I love the sea because it always smells salty.
- sec I'll wait for a sec to gather my thoughts before speaking.
- see I see him walking down the street.
- seed I planted a seed in the garden and now I wait for the plant to grow.
- sen This sentence does not contain the word "sen.
- send Please send me your updated resume.
- SEQ The SEQ function in Excel can be used to automatically number cells.
- set He set the table for dinner with his family.
- sew Please sew your shirt properly.
- shed The shed is empty.
- Sid Sid had a distinctive laugh that could be heard from across the room.
- sled I went down the hill on my sled.
- sod Mommy said that the ground was too sod for my tractor.
- Sped I need toaced to my house on my bike, I sped
- sse
- STD I have a STD, and I need to see a doctor.
- Sued My car was recently sued for negligence.
- SWED
- ted Ted is my favorite character in the comedy movie.
- Teed I teed off at the crack of dawn to avoid the crowds on the golf course.
- tied John tied his shoelaces before he went running.
- toed The dancer toed the line on the stage.
- used I used the key to unlock the door.
- Vied I Vied for the role of Juliet.
- wed
- weed I need to get a weed killer because there is weed growing in my garden.
- wised She wised up after experiencing failure and took a different approach to her work.
- yard It rained all day, so the yard got really muddy.
- YD She has a YD.
- yet I want to see you again, but I know that it won't be easy to break free from your past yet.
- Yid
- zed In Canadian English, we use "zed" instead of "zee" when teaching the alphabet.
