Correct spellings for YEED
- Deed He gave her the deed to the house as a token of his appreciation.
- EED
- Feed The farmer has to feed his livestock twice a day.
- Geed
- Heed You should heed my warning and not touch the hot stove.
- LEED The new building was constructed with an emphasis on sustainability and has been awarded LEED certification.
- Meed The meed for his hard work was a promotion and a raise.
- MEED I am always willing to work hard and earn my meed.
- Need I need a break after working for eight hours.
- Peed I peed my pants when I heard the loud noise.
- Reed The reed in my clarinet needs to be replaced.
- Seed She planted the seed in the soil and watered it every day to help it grow.
- Teed I teed up the ball and took my swing.
- Weed She saw a weed growing in the garden.
- Yede
- Yeet I don't know what "Yeet" means.
- Yerd
