How to spell DADLDED correctly?
If you've misspelled "dadlded", here are some possible correct suggestions. The correct spelling might be "dawdled", meaning to waste time or linger aimlessly. Another option could be "dawdled", similar in meaning but with a different vowel sound. Double-check these suggestions to ensure you choose the right one!
List of suggestions on how to spell dadlded correctly
- Added I added more milk to my cereal to make it creamier.
- Addled After pulling an all-nighter for his exam, John's brain felt addled and he struggled to concentrate on his essay.
- Balded He balded at a young age and had been shaving his head ever since.
- Dallied He dallied with his decision, unsure of what to do next.
- Dandled The mother dandled her baby on her lap, soothing it with loving motions.
- Dawdled He dawdled along the shoreline, enjoying the warm breeze and taking in the beautiful sunset.
- Diddled I don't know how it happened, but somehow my phone settings got diddled and now I can't connect to the Internet.
- Gadded After finishing her work, she gadded about town, exploring new shops and cafes.
- Ladled She ladled a steaming bowl of soup into each person's bowl.
- Padded The baby's crib was padded with a soft mattress for extra comfort.
- Paddled He paddled his kayak across the calm lake, enjoying the peacefulness of the water.
- Raddled The raddled old woman shuffled down the street, clutching her tattered coat tightly around her.
- Saddled After losing his job, he was saddled with debt and struggled to pay his bills.
- Wadded She wadded up the letter and threw it into the trash can.
- Waddled The little duckling waddled behind its mother in search of food.
