Correct spellings for REEED
- breed
- creed She professes the creed of her people.
- freed The prison doors were opened and the newly freed inmates stepped out into the sunlight.
- greed His greed for power has led him to make countless enemies.
- Jeered She jeered when he told her the news.
- Leered I leered at her as she walked by.
- Peered The director peered through the small window.
- read It is important to read instructions carefully before operating any machinery.
- Reamed My hole was reamed by the tube.
- Reaped He reaped the fruits of his labor.
- Reared She was reared in a small town in northern Michigan.
- RECD Recording Entertainment Company DBA ReCD
- recede The water started to recede as the flood slowly subsided.
- red The apple on the table is a vibrant shade of red.
- redeem I hope to redeem myself with a better performance on my next exam.
- reed She plucked a reed from the river's edge and whistled.
- reeds The sound of the reeds in the river was relaxing.
- reedy The sound of the wind blowing through the reedy marsh was both eerie and calming.
- Reefed She reefed her sail and took the wind into her sails.
- Reeked The odor from the pollution filled the air like a reeked.
- Reeled I reeled in the cord and the sail filled with wind.
- Reese Reese's Pieces are my favorite candy.
- reeve Dirty streets led to the reeve's house.
- reid Igor is the head of the reid family.
- Reined My horse was reined in tightly by the reins.
- Relied I relied on my friends for support.
- remedy I found a remedy for my ills.
- rend The bear will rend anything that tries to harm its cubs.
- Renee Izzy thought that Renee was pretty.
- reread I need to reread my essay before I present it to the class.
- reseed After the heavy rain last night, I need to reseed my lawn.
- retied The old ropes were retied and used to secure the new tent.
- reused The plastic bottles can be reused to make flower pots.
- Rued I sent my book back to the library because it was rued.
- treed The cat had treed itself in the backyard and refused to come down.
- Veered I veered off the highway and onto the gravel road.
