How to spell SHOWDED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "showded", fret not! Here are some possible correct alternatives: "shadowed", referring to something covered in shadow; "showered", describing an act of taking a shower; or "shoed", meaning to provide or fit someone with shoes.
List of suggestions on how to spell showded correctly
- chowder I made a delicious clam chowder for dinner last night.
- Hooded
- horded During the pandemic, many people horded toilet paper, causing shortages in stores.
- shaded The tall trees shaded the picnic area, keeping it cool on a hot summer day.
- shewed She shewed her guest around the house, pointing out all the unique features.
- Shoaled The boat shoaled on the shallow reef, leaving the passengers stranded in the middle of the ocean.
- shocked The sudden news shocked everyone in the room.
- shooed The waitress shooed the flies away from the food.
- Shopped My mom shopped me a new dress for my party.
- Shored I am surprised you would shored up your building after the storm.
- shorted The electrical wiring in the house shorted, causing the lights to flicker.
- shouted I shouted for help when I saw the car crash.
- Shoved He shoved his way through the crowd to reach the stage.
- showed I showed my art teacher the painting I had been working on for weeks.
- Shrouded The trees were shrouded in a darkening mist.
- sodded The lawn was sodded earlier this month.
