1. To stop or walk on; to press under the feet; to beat with the feet; to walk over with a stately step; to trample in contempt.

2. To set the foot; to walk or go; to walk with form or state; to copulate, as fowls. To tread or tread on, to trample in contempt.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tryed,
• trech,
• treath,
• treash,
• tryid,
• readi,
• threead,
• rtreat,
• treded,
• treel,
• trded,
• treee,
• therad,
• dredd,
• maread,
• aready,
• sready,
• treast,
• treandy,
• erea

• trite,
• tredway,
• triad,
• triode,
• treadway,
• troat,
• thread,
• Trudie,
• treat,
• thready,
• treaty,
• tried,
• truett,
• trad,
• treed,
• Trudy,
• true to,
• trade,
• trudeau,
• trotta,
• Trudi,
• trait.

The adverb form of the word "tread" is "treadedly".

The adjective form of the word "tread" is "treaded".

The plural of the "tread" can be the "treads".

The singular of the "tread" can be the "tread".