Correct spellings for LOOJED
- booked The hotel was fully booked for the weekend due to a big conference in town.
- Cooed Once the baby started crying, the mother cooed softly to comfort him.
- cooked The chicken was so well-cooked that it fell off the bone.
- cooled After the lasagna has cooked, it must be cooled for at least 10 minutes before serving.
- hooked I am hooked on playing online video games.
- loaded The truck was loaded with boxes filled with clothes.
- Loafed I loafed around the house all morning.
- Loaned She loaned me her book for the weekend.
- Lobbed I lobbed a rock at the crab and it ran away.
- lobed The oak tree had large, lobed leaves that turned brilliant shades of red and orange in the fall.
- locked She realized she had left her keys inside her house and was locked out.
- Lodged I was lodged in a mental institution for six months.
- Logged I have been logged out.
- Lolled He lolled in his chair, enjoying the warm breeze and the sound of the waves.
- Longed I longed to be able to reach out and touch her.
- Looked She looked at the animal in distress.
- looker While having lunch in the park, she caught the eye of a real looker.
- Loomed The loomed dress was beautiful.
- looped The rope was looped several times around the tree trunk.
- Loosed As soon as the lion was loosed from its cage, it snarled and charged towards the unsuspecting audience.
- looted During the riots, several local businesses were looted and vandalized.
- looter The looter was caught on camera.
- Loped The horse loped around the field, its mane flying in the breeze.
- lopped I chopped the cabbage into small lopped pieces.
- Lorded The King was Lorded over the court by the Queen.
- loused Tom is such a loused up person.
- loved Despite their differences, Jane and her sister always loved each other unconditionally.
- Lowed The cow lowed mournfully as the farmer led it away from its herd.
- Rooked The room had been rooked and there was evidence of a struggle.
