Correct spellings for GAWED
- awed The child was awed by the beautiful fireworks display.
- Cawed The crows cawed loudly, signaling the start of the day.
- clawed The cat clawed at the furniture, leaving scratch marks behind.
- cowed John was cowed by his father's strict words.
- gad I like to gad about on the weekends and explore new places.
- Gamed She strategized and gamed her way to the top of the leaderboard.
- Gaped The crowd gaped in awe as the firework display lit up the night sky.
- gate I need to close the gate to keep the dogs from running out.
- Gated The community was gated, providing additional security for its residents.
- GAWD
- gawked The tourists gawked at the towering skyscrapers in amazement.
- Gazed As they walked through the art museum, they gazed at the beautiful paintings on the walls.
- Ged
- Geed Mr. Geed was worried about the future of the planet.
- Glowed The sky glowed as the sun began to rise over the horizon.
- Gnawed The rat had gnawed through the cords holding the packages together.
- Hawed Despite repeated questions, the witness hawed and hesitated before finally admitting the truth.
- Jawed The jawed creature emerged from the depths of the ocean.
- Pawed The dog pawed at the door, hoping to be let outside to play.
- sawed He sawed through the thick tree trunk with ease using his sharp saw.
- Waged The company has successfully waged a long legal battle and won.
- Waked I waked up early this morning to enjoy the beautiful sunrise.
- wed They decided to wed in a beautiful ceremony by the sea.
- Yawed The boat yawed to one side as the strong gust of wind hit it.
