Correct spellings for TWEAD
- awed The audience was awed by the performance of the symphony orchestra.
- dead The leaves on the tree were all dried up and dead.
- owed I owed my landlord two months' rent at the end of my lease.
- SWED
- tad I could really use a tad of sugar in my coffee.
- teat I forgot to get some milk for my coffee, will have to go get some from the teat in the dairy section.
- ted Ted wants to go to the beach this weekend.
- Teed I teed up my ball and prepared to take my golf swing.
- tend
- tied I am tied up with work all week.
- toad The toad was hopping around on its back.
- toed The ball was toed by the player and went straight to the goal.
- Towed The car was towed after being hit by a bus.
- towhead The little boy's towhead was tousled from running around in the park.
- trad
- tread The cat cautiously tread on the hardwood floor, trying not to wake up its sleeping owner.
- TWA TWA was a major airline in the United States during the 20th century.
- TWAS Twas a cold winter evening, but the fire in the hearth provided warmth and comfort.
- tweak I should also tweak the settings on my new monitor.
- tweaked The new firmware has been tweaked to make the phone faster.
- twee The decoration in her bedroom is so twee that it feels like a scene from a fairytale.
- tweed She wore a Tweed jumper which suited her even better than her usual clothes.
- Tweeds I prefer wearing Tweeds over jeans.
- tweedy He wore a tweedy blazer to his first day of teaching, hoping to appear more scholarly.
- tweet I liked her tweet about social justice.
- wad I lost my wad of cash.
- we'd We'd better meet up in the coffee shop.
- wed John and Mary are planning to wed next spring.
- weed I need to weed the garden before planting more flowers.
- woad Woad is a plant that was once commonly used to produce blue dye.
