Correct spellings for EDDEK
- ADDEC
- added I added some salt and pepper to the soup to enhance its flavour.
- adder The adder is considered a venomous snake and is found in many parts of the world.
- bedded The hotel room was spacious and well bedded with soft pillows and fluffy blankets.
- bedder
- DDE DDE is a technology used to allow Microsoft Windows applications to share data.
- DDEA
- dded
- EDD The EDD is a government agency responsible for administering unemployment benefits in California.
- Edda
- Eddie Eddie has a contagious smile that lights up the room.
- eddied The leaves of the tree eddied in the wind.
- eddies The river eddies swirling around the boulders in the stream.
- eddy The river formed a swirling eddy around the rocks.
- Eddy The strong river current created a dangerous eddy that pulled the kayaker towards it.
- edek
- Eden The garden was like an Eden enclosed by the walls.
- Edge I am standing at the edge of a cliff, looking down at the crashing waves below.
- edge I was on the edge of my seat throughout the entire movie.
- edged She carefully edged around the puddle on the sidewalk.
- edger He used an edger to trim the grass along the driveway.
- edges The edges of the paper were slightly frayed from frequent use.
- Edsel The Edsel was marketed as a car that was ahead of its time, but it failed to capture the attention of consumers.
- EEK As I turned on the lights, I saw a huge spider next to me and I let out an "EEK".
- eek Eek! There's a mouse running across the kitchen counter!
- EIDE
- eider The eider is a species of sea duck that breeds in the Arctic.
- elder My elder brother is three years older than me.
- ended The meeting ended with no resolution to the issue at hand.
- odder The odder of the two flavors tasted like cough syrup.
- redden I watched as her cheeks slowly started to redden, indicating her embarrassment.
- redder The apple was redder than the previous one.
- udder The farmer carefully washed the udder of the cow before milking her.
- wedded The newly wedded couple walked hand in hand down the aisle.
- wedder
