How to spell COLFED correctly?
If you meant to type "colfed" but made a typo, there are a few possible correct suggestions. You might have meant "cold" or "coifed", which means neatly styled or arranged hair. Additionally, you could have intended to type "cuffed", referring to the act of folding or rolling up the ends of sleeves or trousers.
List of suggestions on how to spell colfed correctly
- Calked The carpenter calked the seams of the boat to prevent water from leaking in while sailing.
- called
- Calmed
- calved
- clued I'm not sure if I'm clued in on what you're saying.
- Coaled The train was coaled up before it began its long journey.
- coiffed She had her hair coiffed and styled just the way she wanted it.
- coiled
- cold It's cold outside, so remember to bring a jacket.
- colder I need to wear a thicker jacket since it's colder outside today.
- colored She picked out the brightly colored shirt for the party.
- cooled The hot soup cooled quickly when I blew on it.
- cuffed The suspect was cuffed and escorted out of the courtroom.
- Culled
- Golfed He golfed every weekend with his buddies.
- golfer The golfer hit a hole-in-one on the par 3.
- goofed I goofed when I plugged the power cord in the wrong way.
- jolted The sudden explosion jolted me out of my sleep.
- Loafed I loafed around the house all day yesterday, not doing anything productive.
- solved I solved the math problem in under a minute.
- wolfed He wolfed down his dinner and ran out the door.
