Correct spellings for MIISED
- biased The news anchor's reporting was biased towards a certain political party.
- Hissed The snake hissed angrily as I approached it with my stick.
- Kissed He leaned down and kissed her gently on the lips.
- liaised She liaised with her colleagues to plan the party.
- mailed The letter was mailed yesterday.
- maimed The explosion during the war left many soldiers maimed for life.
- massed The protesters massed in the town square, demanding justice for the recent police shooting.
- Messed I messed up my phone when I accidentally dropped it in the pool.
- miffed She was miffed when he didn't invite her to the party.
- milled The corn is milled into a fine powder to use in baking.
- mimed The actor mimed the actions of opening the door as the sound effects were added in post-production.
- Minced I minced the meat mixed with herbs and spices.
- mined The coal was mined by the workers in the deep underground tunnels.
- mired The company was mired in financial troubles for years.
- miser Despite his immense wealth, he was known to be a miser and refused to spend money on anything beyond basic necessities.
- Misled She was misled into thinking that he would have her best interests at heart.
- missed The plane missed the landing by a few hundred meters.
- Misses After a long day at work, I was looking forward to coming home and spending time with my Misses.
- Misted As he stood at the edge of the cliff, the misted ocean below him looked like a surreal painting.
- misused I found that book I was looking for, but it seems to have been misused and is now covered in dust.
- mixed The artist's latest project was a mixed media installation.
- Moiled I moiled the laundry while he watched a baseball game.
- Moises Moises is a very important person in the Bible.
- Moused I moused over to the couch and sat down.
- Mused As she gazed out the window, she mused about the wonders of the universe.
- Mussed I feel a bit mussed after our walk.
- Noised I can't sleep because the neighbours are noised all night.
- poised She stood poised to spring.
- raised My parents raised me to be respectful.
- wised I wised up and decided to wear a helmet while riding my bike.
