How to spell LIIED correctly?
If you're seeing the misspelling "liied", here are a few possible correct suggestions. One option could be "lied", which means to deliberately tell a falsehood. Another possibility is "lied", which refers to a type of German art song. Lastly, "lied" could also be a typo for "lined" or "lived" based on context. Always double-check for accuracy!
List of suggestions on how to spell liied correctly
- allied The two countries became allied in their efforts to combat climate change.
- flied
- laid The flowers were laid out in a neat row.
- laird The laird oversaw the vast estates that had been in his family for generations.
- led He led the way into the dark and mysterious cave.
- Levied The town was levied for military purposes.
- liaised
- licked Tony licked his lips.
- lid I placed the lid on the pot and put it in the oven.
- lidded The pot on the stove was lidded to keep the contents inside from boiling over.
- lie I refuse to lie to my friends about my whereabouts.
- lied
- lieu In lieu of a raise, the company offered its employees extra vacation days.
- lii
- liked I really liked her Dancing With the Stars performance.
- Limed The wood was limed to give it a whitewashed look.
- lind
- lined She had on a white dress with a pink lined skirt.
- lipid
- lipped The lipped edges of the tray prevented the liquid from spilling.
- lite I prefer to use the lite version of the app as it takes up less space on my phone.
- liter
- Lived She lived in this city for ten years before moving to another state.
- livid I was so livid with him that I couldn't even speak.
- Plied She plied him with questions until he felt exhausted.
