Correct spellings for NAMMED
- Ahmed Ahmed is expected to give a presentation at the conference tomorrow.
- Aimed She aimed the dart at the bullseye and threw it.
- armed Police officers were armed with guns as they entered the building.
- Bummed I'm bummed that I missed the opportunity to see the movie.
- Dammed The dammed river is overflowing its banks.
- dimmed The lights were dimmed for a more relaxing atmosphere.
- Famed The city is famed for its historical landmarks and cultural heritage.
- Farmed I visited my uncle's farm where he farmed corn and soybeans.
- Gamed She gamed the system by pretending to be sick in order to get out of work.
- gummed The envelope flap was gummed shut to ensure its contents were secure during shipping.
- hammed I hammed it up during the show and everyone laughed.
- harmed The hurricane harmed many communities along the coast.
- Hemmed She had her hair hemmed.
- Hummed The refrigerator hummed quietly in the background as we watched TV.
- jammed The printer was jammed and wouldn't print the important documents.
- Lamed The lamed was the twenty-first letter in the Hebrew alphabet.
- Lammed
- maimed The war hero's leg was maimed in battle.
- Nabbed She nabbed the soap off the floor and dunked it back in the dispenser.
- Nagged She nagged her husband to take out the trash multiple times before he finally did it.
- Nailed The article was nailed to the door.
- name He asked me to repeat my name again as he couldn't catch it the first time.
- named The cat was named after the famous musician.
- names The teacher called out the names of the students on the attendance sheet.
- napped After the long hike, he napped on the hammock in the backyard.
- Numbed The migraine left her numbed and unable to move.
- Rammed The car was rammed by the other vehicle.
- rimmed She wore a delicate rimmed veil that shimmered in the light.
- Shammed After watching the movie "Shammed," I am convinced that the victimizer and the victim are both to blame.
- Summed A total of $450 was summed.
- tamed The lion had been tamed by its trainer and was now able to perform tricks in the circus.
- unarmed The robber was unarmed.
- warmed She warmed her hands by the fireplace.
- whammed She whammed me with her broomstick.
