Correct spellings for HIDED
- aided The program aided in the development of my writing skills.
- chided The teacher chided the student for not completing their homework again.
- Died Despite extensive efforts to save his life, the patient ultimately died from complications related to the surgery.
- handed I handed the letter to my boss.
- hated She hated the feeling of guilt that consumed her after lying to her friend.
- headed We are headed towards the beach for a day of fun in the sun.
- heed The boss reminded his employees to heed the safety warnings while working with heavy machinery.
- Heeded I wish I had heeded my mother's warning about staying up too late.
- Herded The dog herded the sheep back into the pen.
- Hid I hid the present in the closet so my sister wouldn't find it.
- hidden There was a hidden message in the letter that only the recipient could decipher.
- hide I like to hide and read when I need some peace and quiet.
- Hided I hided behind the door to scare my sister.
- Hider The children were playing hide-and-seek, and Jane was the best hider because she could fit into tight spaces.
- hides The cat hides under the bed when she hears unfamiliar noises.
- Hied He hied himself to the train station in order to catch the last train back to his hometown.
- Hiked Yesterday we hiked up the mountain to see the beautiful view from the top.
- Hinted She hinted that she didn't want to go to the party.
- hired I was hired to work at the new coffee shop.
- Hived The bees hived together in a tight cluster to keep warm during the cold winter months.
- Hoed I hoed the garden for three hours this morning.
- Hooded He wore a hooded jacket to protect himself from the cold winter wind.
- horded The herd of deer were horded in a clearing.
- hued The sky was hued with shades of pink and orange during the sunrise.
- Hyde Dr. Jekyll was known for his good deeds, but as soon as he was transformed into Hyde, he was unrecognizable and did many terrible things.
- Sided I have always sided with the underdogs in the competition.
- tide The tide rose higher than expected, flooding parts of the beach.
- Tided I tided up the kitchen before dinner guests arrived.
- tied He tied the knot tightly with the rope.
