Correct spellings for COUQED
- caused The rain caused the roads to become slick and dangerous for drivers.
- clouded His mind was clouded with anxiety and he couldn't focus on anything else.
- clouted The boy clouted his little sister for stealing his toy.
- clued I wish she had clued me in on what was happening.
- CNUCED The CNUCED aims to promote sustainable development and global trade.
- CNUED
- co-led Sarah and Tom co-led the presentation on the new product launch.
- coaled We coaled the steam engine before we set off on our journey.
- coated The chicken has a crispy and delicious coating of breadcrumbs and spices.
- coaxed I coaxed my cat out from under the bed with a toy mouse.
- cocked The hunter cocked his rifle before preparing to aim at the target.
- codded
- coded The programmer coded the software to encrypt sensitive data.
- coed The university's housing policy was changed to include coed dormitories.
- coiled The snake coiled around the tree trunk, waiting for its prey.
- coined The term "fake news" was coined by President Donald Trump in 2016 to discredit negative media coverage.
- coked
- coled
- combed She combed her hair to perfection before leaving the house.
- comped As a VIP guest, her meals and accommodations were comped by the hotel.
- coned The road work crew coned off the construction zone to ensure the safety of drivers.
- conked The car's engine conked out after driving for several miles.
- conned He felt conned after realizing that the product didn't work as advertised.
- consed
- cooed The mother cooed gently to her new born baby in her arms.
- cooked She cooked a delicious meal for her family using fresh ingredients.
- cooled John's coffee had cooled down before he had finished his breakfast.
- cooped After being cooped up in the house for months, she was eager to go outside and get some fresh air.
- coped During the difficult times, I coped with stress by practicing meditation and mindfulness.
- copied I copied the directions off of the whiteboard so I wouldn't forget.
- copped I copped an A on my exam.
- corded I don't have a corded phone anymore since I switched to a mobile phone years ago.
- cored She cored the apple with a sharp knife before slicing it into thin pieces.
- corked The wine bottle was corked tightly to prevent any air from getting inside and spoiling the flavor.
- corned I made a delicious corned beef and cabbage dinner for St. Patrick's Day.
- coshed I coshed the burglar with a heavy, blunt object.
- cosied On a cold winter night, I cosied up by the fire with a good book.
- costed
- couched He couched his response in diplomatic language to avoid offending anyone.
- coughed She coughed loudly and apologized to those around her.
- could I could go for a run tomorrow morning if the weather is nice.
- coulee The coulee was a narrow, steep-sided valley.
- counted She counted the number of trees in the forest.
- coupe I love the sleek design of a two-door coupe.
- coupes The car company announced a new line of stylish coupes for the upcoming year.
- coupled The new security measures were coupled with an updated training program for employees.
- coursed The river coursed through the valley, providing water and nourishment to the surrounding flora and fauna.
- courted The prince courted the princess for years before finally proposing.
- cowed The teacher's fierce stare cowed the unruly students into silence.
- coxed The eight-oared shell was coxed by an experienced captain.
- cubed I cubed the potatoes before tossing them into the oven.
- cued The director cued the actresses to start their dialogue.
- cured After receiving the right treatment, the patient was cured of their illness.
- doused The fire was quickly doused with water by the firefighters.
- fouled The player accidentally fouled his opponent, causing a penalty.
- gouged The mechanic gouged me when he charged me an exorbitant price for a simple repair.
- housed The museum housed a rare collection of pottery from ancient civilizations.
- loured
- loused The town's reputation was loused up after the corruption scandal.
- moused I moused over the picture to get a closer look.
- outed He was outed as a spy by his own careless actions.
- poured She poured the gravy over the mashed potatoes.
- pouted When her request was denied, she pouted and stomped away.
- rouged She rouged her cheeks for the first time, hoping to impress her crush at the dance.
- roused The loud bang outside the house roused the sleeping dog.
- routed The delivery truck was unfortunately routed to the wrong address.
- scoured I scoured the entire house looking for my missing phone.
- scouted The coach scouted top college players to recruit for the upcoming season.
- souped My friend souped up his car with a new turbocharger.
- soured The atmosphere between them soured and became awkward after the argument.
- soused He stumbled out of the bar, utterly soused after a night of heavy drinking.
- toured Last summer, I toured through Europe with my family and visited seven different countries.
- touted The product was touted as the next big thing, but it failed to live up to its hype.
