Correct spellings for LARRDD
- barred The entrance of the building was barred with metal gates.
- jarred The sudden loud noise jarred the sleeping cat, causing it to jump off the couch.
- Jarred The sound of the window breaking jarred me awake in the middle of the night.
- Jarrod Jarrod studied diligently for his exam and ultimately received an A+.
- laird The laird owned vast estates in the Scottish highlands.
- lairds In the 16th century, Scottish lairds were responsible for governing their territories and collecting taxes.
- lard My grandma always added a dollop of lard to her homemade biscuits for extra flavor.
- larded The chef had larded the beef with strips of bacon to add flavor and moisture.
- lards The chef lards the beef roast with bacon to add flavor and keep it moist.
- lardy I don't use lardy oil in my cooking because it's too heavy.
- Laredo Laredo is a popular destination for bird watching due to its location on the southern edge of the Great Plains.
- larked I larked around with my friends after school.
- Larry Larry always had a smile on his face and a joke to tell.
- marred The beautiful artwork was marred by a single scratch on its surface.
- parred The golfer parred every hole on the back nine and was excited to finish with a score of 36.
- tarred The road was tarred to make it smoother for drivers.
- warred The two factions have warred with each other for years, causing destruction and devastation.
