Correct spellings for WAISED
- based The decision was based on the results of the study.
- cased The detective carefully cased the scene of the crime for clues and evidence.
- eased The evening eased into night.
- liaised She liaised with the police.
- raised Your eyebrows were raised when you heard the news.
- Waded I waded in up to my waist.
- Waged The company successfully waged a legal battle against their former employee for breach of contract.
- Wailed After the death of her father, she wailed inconsolably for hours.
- waist She wrapped her scarf around her waist to keep warm.
- waists The new dresses were tailored to fit waists of all sizes.
- Waite
- Waited I waited anxiously for my turn to speak.
- waiter I need to ask the waiter for my check.
- Waived She waived the right to a trial.
- Waked I waked early on Christmas morning to open presents under the tree.
- Waled I'm visiting my family in Waled.
- Waned The moon waned steadily as the days passed.
- washed After the swim, I washed off all the sunscreen.
- wasted It's a shame that she wasted so much food.
- Waved I waved to my friend as she drove away.
- waxed I waxed my surfboard to make it more slippery and faster.
- Whisked I whisked the eggs while they were boiling.
- wined I wined and dined my girlfriend at a fancy restaurant last night.
- Wiped After I wiped my forehead, I decided to go outside.
- wired The house is wired for audio and video surveillance.
- wise It is wise to think twice before making important decisions.
- wised He finally wised up and stopped making the same mistake over and over again.
- WISER As we age, we tend to become wiser and more experienced with life.
- Wished I wished for a million dollars, but unfortunately, it never came true.
- Wived He had recently wived his high school sweetheart after dating for six years.
