Correct spellings for SLACHED
- bleached The sun had bleached the old wooden fence to a pale gray color.
- Clashed The two political candidates clashed during the debate over their different views on healthcare.
- cliched I'm not sure where you got that idea from; it's quite cliched.
- Flashed I flashed my new bikini to my friends.
- Lashed I was lashed with contempt before the entire congregation.
- latched She latched the door firmly to keep the intruders out.
- Leached The water had leached all of the color out of the flowers.
- plashed After she got out of the pool, she plashed her feet in the water before she went to the house.
- sachet I found a small sachet of perfume on the nightstand.
- Searched The police searched the entire apartment complex for the missing child.
- Slacked I slacked on my homework and now I have to stay up late to finish it.
- Slagged After the game, the players took to the locker room to Slagged one another.
- slaked After a long hike, the hiker slaked his thirst with a bottle of cold water.
- Slammed The angry customer slammed the door on his way out of the store.
- slapped I slapped her hand away.
- slashed The price of the shirt was slashed in half during the clearance sale.
- slasher The slasher film genre became popular in the 1980s.
- slashes I'm going to watch The Slashes tonight.
- Slated The new hotel by the beach is slated to open next month.
- Slatted The desk was fitted with thin slatted wood for support.
- Slaved He slaved away for hours in the kitchen to prepare the perfect holiday dinner.
- slayed The dragon slayer slayed the dragon and saved the village.
- sliced I sliced the apple with the knife.
- slicked He slicked his hair back with gel and put on his best suit for the job interview.
- sloshed I must have been sloshed because I can't remember anything after coming home from the party.
- slouched He slouched off to bed, feeling absolutely wretched.
- smashed I smashed my thumb in the door.
- Snatched She was snatched from the burning building without warning.
- Solaced The warm rays of the sun solaced her as she sat outside, reading her book.
- splashed I was splashed with water by the runner.
- Starched I must wash my hair before I go to the party, it smells like I've been Starched.
- stashed She stashed the cash in her secret hiding spot.
- Swashed I swashed my cereal in the sink.
