Correct spellings for SLEADD
- lead She will lead the team to victory with her exceptional skills and leadership qualities.
- leaded He leaded the tour group through the historic building.
- leads The charismatic speaker's powerful message leads the audience to take action.
- plead He tried to plead his innocence, but the evidence against him was too strong.
- pleaded The defendant pleaded with the judge to show mercy during his sentencing hearing.
- pleads The defendant pleads not guilty to the charges presented.
- Shead
- sleaze The politician's sleazy behavior was front-page news.
- sleazy I don't like going to that bar, it's full of sleazy men.
- sled Every winter we bundle up and head to the hills to sled down the snow-covered slopes.
- sledded Last winter, we sledded down the hill behind our house with our friends.
- sleds The children raced down the hill on their colorful sleds, laughing and shouting with joy as the snow sprayed up behind them.
- slewed The car slewed across the slippery road, narrowly missing the tree on the side of the street.
- Snead Snead's exceptional performance in the tournament earned him the first place in the leaderboard.
- stead I will stay in his stead while he is away.
- steads The farmers plowed their steads in preparation for planting season.
- steady I need to keep my hand steady in order to paint a straight line.
