How to spell COITTED correctly?
If you are looking for correct suggestions for the misspelling "coitted", consider these possibilities: "committed", "quitted" or "cottered". While "committed" reflects dedication or engagement, "quitted" means to leave or quit, and "cottered" refers to a type of mechanical fastener. These alternatives may help clarify the intended word.
List of suggestions on how to spell coitted correctly
- catted
- Cited The cited article states that the President is expected to announce his decision on the Keystone XL pipeline tomorrow.
- clotted
- Coasted The driver coasted down the hill in neutral gear.
- coated The candy was coated with a layer of shiny chocolate.
- coiled The snake coiled itself around its prey.
- Coined
- committed
- COSTED I costed out the expenses of the project and realized we had gone over budget.
- cotter That cotter is crafty.
- Counted
- Courted
- coveted The only thing that I desired more was his affection, but he could never seem to care for me the way that I coveted
- dotted The page had dotted lines indicating where to cut.
- Fitted She wore a beautiful dress that fitted her perfectly.
- Gritted She gritted her teeth and refused to back down.
- jointed The tree's branches are nicely jointed.
- Jotted She quickly jotted down the address on a slip of paper before shoving it into her bag.
- pitted
- potted I would prefer something a little more potted.
- rotted
- Totted The shopkeeper totted up the total cost of my purchases.
- Witted
