Correct spellings for PIEAD
- bead
- dead The plant in the corner of the room is dead because no one watered it.
- Died The candle slowly died out as the night went on.
- head She briefly closed her eyes and shook her head, trying to clear her mind.
- Hied He hied down the mountain trail to catch up with his hiking group.
- IPAD I use my iPad to watch Netflix and read books.
- lead She hoped her hard work would lead to a promotion.
- lied
- mead At the renaissance fair, I enjoyed sipping on a sweet and delicious mead.
- pad She scribbled a quick note on the small pad of paper.
- pea
- peak He had reached the peak of his career and was now ready to retire.
- peal The bells began to peal loudly, marking the start of the wedding ceremony.
- pear I picked a juicy pear from the tree in the garden.
- Peas I don't really like peas.
- peat The soil in the bog is mostly made up of peat.
- Pend
- piaf Norma Jackson always listens to the radio station known as "Piaf" because it reminds her of the happy times in
- pica Pica is a disorder where individuals crave and consume non-food items.
- pie Your mom told you not to eat the pie on your plate.
- Pieced Pieced together from a variety of scraps.
- pied The cat is walking on its four legs, but it's pied.
- pier She jumped over the pier.
- PIES My aunt's pies are always a hit at the family reunions.
- piety I am devout in my piety.
- Piked With a piked leg, she kicks the ball into the net.
- piled I was piled with boxes of books.
- Pined The child pined for his mother's return after she left for work.
- Piped The sound of music piped through the speakers, filling the room with a festive atmosphere.
- pisa I would like to visit Pisa.
- pita I'm going to get some pita for lunch.
- pithead At the pithead, a ledge juts out into the coal-black water.
- plea The lawyer was able to negotiate a plea deal for his client.
- plead Please plead your case with the jury.
- pleat She carefully ironed each pleat in the skirt before hanging it in the closet.
- Plied After being plied with alcohol, the victim became more intoxicated.
- Pried I pried open the jar using a knife.
- pseud
- read Yesterday I read a book.
- Spied We were spied on while we were in the park.
- tied After touching the fence, she reached behind and tied her shoe.
- Vied The two candidates vied for the position of CEO during the company's annual meeting.
