Correct spellings for WERZED
- ERRED I apologize, I erred in my calculations and the results were incorrect.
- HERDED The cowboy herded the cattle towards the corral for branding.
- JERKED I accidentally jerked the steering wheel and caused the car to swerve off the road.
- MERCED Merced is a city located in California, United States.
- MERGED The two companies have merged into one larger organization.
- NERFED The last patch update completely nerfed my favorite weapon in the game.
- NERVED She was nerved enough to present her proposal to the board of directors despite feeling intimidated.
- PERKED The dog PERKED up its ears at the sound of its owner coming home.
- PERMED In the 80s, many women permed their hair to achieve a curly look.
- SEIZED The police have seized a significant amount of drugs during their raid.
- SERVED The waiter served us breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
- SWERVED The driver swerved off the road to avoid hitting the deer.
- TERMED The new government program was termed as a success by many experts in the field.
- TWERKED She twerked so hard that she threw out her back.
- VERGED The team's performance verged on excellence, but they fell just short of their goal.
- VERSED
- WARDED He was awarded a trophy for his outstanding performance in the competition.
- WARMED She wrapped herself in a cozy blanket as the fire warmed the room.
- WARNED The weather station warned of an approaching hurricane.
- WARPED The wood had warped over time due to changes in temperature and humidity.
- WARRED The two nations had warred against each other for years before finally signing a peace treaty.
- WEANED The mother had decided to wean her baby off breastfeeding and start bottle-feeding.
- WEARIED After hours of walking in the hot sun, my legs felt weary.
- WEAVED The artist carefully weaved together different colors of yarn to create a beautiful tapestry.
- WEBBED The duck's feet are webbed, allowing them to swim quickly and easily.
- WEDDED John and Mary are wedded and they have been happily married for 25 years.
- WEDGED The door was wedged shut, and I couldn't get it open.
- WEED The government legalized the cultivation of weed for medicinal purposes.
- WEEDED I weeded the garden this morning and now the flowers look more vibrant than ever.
- WEENED The puppy was finally weened off its mother's milk and began eating solid food.
- WEIRDED I was weirded out by the strange noises coming from upstairs.
- WELDED The two metal parts were closely welded together.
- WELLED As she listened to his tragic story, tears welled up in her eyes.
- WELTED The edges of the leather jacket were welted for a polished appearance.
- WENDED As the sun began to set, we wended our way through the winding streets of the old town.
- WERE If I were you, I would study more for the test.
- WEREN
- WERNER Werner is planning to attend the conference next week.
- WETTED He wetted his hands before scrubbing them with soap.
- WETZEL
- WEZEN
- WHEEZED After running a mile, the asthmatic man wheezed heavily and struggled to catch his breath.
- WIRED He's always wired and can't seem to sit still for more than five minutes.
- WORDED I carefully worded my email to ensure that it conveyed the intended message without any ambiguity.
- WORKED I worked a full day at the office today.
- WORMED The veterinarian wormed the entire litter of puppies to ensure they were healthy and free of parasites.
- ZEROED The rifle was carefully zeroed in on the target before firing.
