Correct spellings for SKIILED
- Killed The hunter killed a deer for dinner.
- Sailed After the storm had passed, the ship sailed smoothly towards the shore.
- Sidled I sidled up to her on the bus and asked if she'd like to get a cup of coffee.
- Skidded The car skidded on the slippery road and crashed into the guardrail.
- Skied I skied down the black diamond trail with my heart racing and my legs shaking.
- skilled He is a skilled craftsman and his work is always impressive.
- skillet I cooked bacon and eggs in my cast iron skillet for breakfast.
- skimmed I quickly skimmed through the article to find the main points.
- skinned The hunter processed the deer and carefully skinned it before cooking the venison.
- Skipped I skipped lunch.
- Skirted She skirted the question and changed the subject.
- skived Afterhours at the local pub, Rick and his mates skived off to the pub across the road for a few rounds of
- Smiled She smiled as she walked away.
- soiled My white shirt was soiled with mud after I slipped while hiking.
- spieled I knew he was lying because he spieled on and on without making any sense.
- Spilled I'm going to go get a cloth to clean up the spilled milk.
- spoiled The spoiled milk in the fridge had a horrible smell.
- Stilled The room fell silent and all voices stilled as the bride walked down the aisle.
- Swilled I swilled my drink through an entire can of Soda.
- Swirled The wind swirled the leaves around on the sidewalk.
