Correct spellings for STRIDLED
- bridled She bridled her anger and spoke calmly to the customer service representative.
- shrilled She shrilled with joy as she received the news of her promotion.
- sidled Feeling uneasy around the group, she sidled up to the snack table for a moment of respite.
- stifled The company's growth was stifled by its inability to adapt to market changes.
- stilled The once-bustling classroom had stilled when the teacher walked in.
- straddled She confidently straddled the motorcycle, revved the engine, and took off down the road.
- striated The rock had a striated texture due to years of erosion.
- stridden He had stridden confidently onto the stage and impressed the audience with his performance.
- stride She took long strides as she walked confidently towards her destination.
- strider The strider moved swiftly through the forest, its long legs covering great distances with ease.
- strides The company has made huge strides in reducing their carbon footprint.
- stringed The orchestra consists of various stringed instruments such as violins, cellos, and basses.
- striped The zebra at the zoo had black and white striped fur.
- stripped The workers stripped the old wallpaper from the walls before applying a fresh coat of paint.
- strived Throughout his career, he strived to be the best in his field.
- strolled She strolled leisurely through the park, enjoying the warmth of the sun on her face.
- trialed The new drug was trialed on a small group of patients before its official release.
- trifled She trifled with the small beads in her hand as she waited nervously for her job interview to begin.
- trilled The bird trilled its joyful song in the early morning light.
- tripled The company's profits tripled after they introduced a new product line.
