Correct spellings for GRIDDED
- Bridged The new highway bridged the gap between the two cities and made transportation much easier.
- Bridled She bridled at the suggestion that she couldn't handle it.
- Gadded I gadded about aimlessly trying to find something to do.
- Gilded The gilded ceiling of the ballroom shimmered in the candlelight, casting a warm, golden glow over the elegant guests below.
- Girded The soldier girded his sword before heading out to battle.
- Glided The ice skater glided across the rink with graceful ease.
- Graded I graded the students' assignments and noticed significant improvement compared to their previous work.
- Griddle I often use a griddle pan to make pancakes and eggs for breakfast.
- Griddles I love cooking pancakes on griddles because they cook evenly and quickly.
- Gridley Gridley was a small town nestled in the foothills of Northern California.
- Grieved She grieved deeply when her best friend moved away.
- Grilled I ordered a delicious grilled chicken sandwich for lunch today.
- Grimed After hours of playing in the dirt, the children returned home with grimed hands and faces.
- Grinder I need to buy a new coffee grinder for my morning brew.
- Grinned John grinned when he saw the adorable puppy.
- Griped She griped about the cold weather all day.
- Gripped I gripped the handlebar tightly as I rode my bike through the rocky terrain.
- Gritted She gritted her teeth as the dentist filled her cavity.
- Grudged She begrudgingly helped her co-worker, but grudged him for the rest of the day.
- Guided The hikers were guided through the rugged terrain by an experienced trail guide.
- Kidded I thought he was serious, but he just kidded around with me.
- Lidded The lidded jar was used to store cookies.
- Prided He prided himself on his ability to complete any task given to him.
- Prodded She prodded him to finish his homework before going out.
- Ridden The horse had been ridden daily by its owner for years and was well-trained.
- Riddled The report was riddled with errors, making it difficult to decipher the true findings.
- Ridged The ridged surface of the hiking trail made for a challenging ascent.
- Skidded The car skidded on the snowy road and hit a tree.
