Correct spellings for SZWAD
- Azad Azad is a common surname in India and Pakistan.
- sad I felt sad when I heard the news about my friend's cat passing away.
- SAD I feel sad when I think about all the time we've lost.
- salad I will have the garden salad with balsamic dressing.
- sawed The carpenter sawed through the piece of wood, creating two equal halves.
- scad He caught a scad of fish this morning.
- Seward Seward was a prominent political figure during the Civil War era.
- sewed She sewed the patch onto her backpack to cover the hole.
- shad He grilled shad for dinner and paired it with a lemon and herb sauce.
- Shead
- SIAD
- Snead Sam Snead was an American professional golfer who won many tournaments.
- SOAD SOAD stands for System of a Down, an American rock band.
- sowed She sowed the seeds in her garden and now they have grown into beautiful flowers.
- SPAD
- squad The coach picked the strongest players for the starting squad.
- stead She took his place and looked at the house in his stead.
- swab I need to swab the area with alcohol before giving you the injection.
- SWAG She strutted into the room with so much swag that heads turned and jaws dropped.
- swag He always walked with a confident swagger, and his swag made him stand out in a crowd.
- SWAK
- swam The little girl swam across the pool with a big smile on her face.
- swan I saw a beautiful swan gracefully swimming in the pond at the park.
- swap Could you please swap your seat with mine?
- sward The knight rode his horse through the long sward, searching for his foe.
- swat The man used a rolled-up newspaper to swat the fly buzzing around his head.
- SWAT The SWAT team was called in to defuse the hostage situation.
- sway Her opinion had no sway on the matter.
- Swed
- wad He crumpled up the piece of paper into a wad and tossed it into the trash.
- WAD He stuffed the wad of cash into his pocket and ran out the door.
- ZAD
