Correct spellings for KAWZED
- Awed As a young girl, I was awed by the beauty of the night sky.
- Bawled The child bawled loudly when his ice cream fell on the ground.
- Cawed The black crow cawed loudly as it perched on the tree branch.
- Dawned As he walked down the quiet street, the reality of his new job slowly dawned on him.
- Dazed After the intense roller coaster ride, I stumbled off the ride, still feeling dazed and disoriented.
- Fawned The actor was fawned over by his adoring fans at the movie premiere.
- Fazed
- Gawked As she walked down the street in her unique outfit, people openly gawked at her.
- Gawped The tourists gawped in amazement as they entered the magnificent palace.
- Gazed She gazed out the window, admiring the stunning sunrise over the city skyline.
- Hawed I hawed at the idea of jumping out of the plane.
- Hawked The street vendor hawked his wares as the crowds walked by.
- Hazed The new recruits were hazed by the upperclassmen to test their determination and resilience.
- Jawed The fish in the pond were all jawed, with their mouths wide open waiting for food.
- Jazzed I was jazzed to hear that I had won the award.
- Kayoed He was hit so hard that he was kayoed.
- Lazed I lazed around all weekend and didn't accomplish anything productive.
- Pawed The cat pawed at the yarn, trying to catch it with its claws.
- Pawned I pawned my gold watch to buy groceries for my family.
- Razed The old building was razed to the ground to make way for a new mall.
- Razzed He razzed his friend for missing the ball.
- Sawed He sawed through the thick wooden plank with ease using a large handsaw.
- Yawed The airplane yawed to the left as it encountered turbulence.
- Yawned After a long day of work, she yawned and knew it was time for bed.
