How to spell POVED correctly?
If you are trying to spell "poved" but can't seem to get it right, here are some possible correct suggestions to consider: "proved", "poled", "paved" or "proved". Remember to double-check your spelling to ensure accuracy.
List of suggestions on how to spell poved correctly
- loved
- moved She moved to a different city for a job opportunity.
- ovid Ovid was a Roman poet who wrote about myths and love.
- pave The construction workers will pave the road with asphalt.
- paved The road was smoothly paved, allowing for a comfortable ride.
- peeved I was really peeved when I lost my phone.
- pied The bird's feathers were pied, with patches of black, white, and gray.
- pocked The baby's face was heavily pocked with acne.
- pod It's time to plant my peas in their new pod sink.
- Podded I was going to bed, but then my dog got podded by a car.
- poet The poet was born to a family of bards.
- poised She is poised to take on the world.
- Poked She poked the fire to make it burn brighter.
- Poled She always wears poled shoes to keep her feet warm.
- Polled The farmers are polled about their thoughts on the new pesticide.
- pond I saw a frog hopping across the pond.
- Pooled The money was pooled together and then divided equally among the group.
- Pooped I pooped my pants when I saw the scary monster.
- Popped I popped a balloon and caused a loud noise.
- Pored She pored over her textbook for hours, determined to ace the upcoming exam.
- Ported The software was ported to work on the new operating system.
- posed The model posed for the photographer by leaning against the wall.
- potted She was sitting in her potted palm, worrying about her future.
- Poured
- Pouted
- proved Yesterday, she proved that this toy is not a dragon by taking it apart.
- Roved The wild deer roved through the forest, searching for food.
- Shoved He shoved the heavy box across the room with all his might.
