dealed or dealt

Dealt is the correct past tense of deal which means to have something to do with something or someone. It could mean an offensive action  towards someone.

"We had a deal that you would handle the next two rounds."

Dealed on the other hand is an incorrect form of the past tense commonly used for the word deal. It is unacceptable in official writings.

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• below table vs table below
• tripple vs triple
• champaign vs champagne
• curve your appetite vs curb your appetite
• pen vs pin
• land lover vs landlubber
• acapella vs a capella vs a cappella
• submittal vs submission
• warmongerer vs warmonger

News & Articles

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• Two School Board members replaced in Hanover, supervisor retires from traffic guard job
  Hanover County Supervisor Elton J. Wade Sr. dealt with two controversies on Wednesday night, retiring from his $41.25-an-hour traffic guard job, and fulfilling an eight-year-old commitment to appoint
  June 13, 2013 - Richmond Times-Dispatch
• Adam 'Pacman' Jones arrest: 911 call released in assault case
  Adam "Pacman" Jones has dealt with a number of legal issues throughout his NFL career, and the latest is an assault charge that stems from the Bengals cornerback allegedly punching a 34-year-old woman. Shannon Wesley is the reported victim, and she says that Jones had a dispute with her and her friend. Jones was quick to defend himself on Twitter in the altercation. The official call to 911 has ...
  June 12, 2013 - SB Nation
• America's Cup scales back on seating, offers refunds
  By Ronnie Cohen SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - San Francisco's troubled America's Cup sailing regatta was dealt another setback three weeks before the competition starts when organizers said they would refund tickets to watch early races and postponed plans to build temporary seating. The announcement by America's Cup officials late on Monday in the wake of last week's decision by Sweden's Artemis ...
  June 12, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! Sports