adj. ending in -ed to settle choose or solve; to bring to an end; to make up one's mind about something; make a choice to do something.
The television producers decided to cancel the show.
The television producers decided to cancel the show.
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What did Lizzy find that she decided to put on?
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When John decided to take the family on to Oregon, what did he trade for fish hooks, beef jerky and ammunition?
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What has Amber Brown decided she is going to be at the end of the book?
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What had Laurel and Jed decided to tell their parents why they didn't leave on the steamboat?
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What is one way Sam decided to show his parent he could own a pet?
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She was one of the five panelist who decided the vote.
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At the last minute who decided not to escape?
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Who decided to dig a hole next to the Chicken Squad's hole?
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The publisher decided on the figure of a Russian wolfhound as its colophon.
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He decided to obtrude into their conversation.
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What did Lila want to do after she decided not to quit?
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Who decided to take Mr. Semolina-Semolinus?
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We decided to explore in our backyard.
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Why did Madison tell Jack she finally decided to come back home?
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chose; determined; resolved
indecisive; choose
3 syllables
de-cid-ed
chided
glided
guided
prided
sided
tided
abided
collided
confided
derided
divided
lopsided
misguided
presided
provided
resided
subsided
coincided
subdivided
unundivided
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