Correct spellings for BLATTERD
- Batted She batted her eyelashes, hoping to charm her way out of trouble.
- Batter I need to mix together the flour, sugar, eggs, and milk to create the batter for the pancakes.
- Battered The battered door swung open as the wind picked up.
- Batters The batters were excited to start the game and show off their skills.
- Battery The battery in my phone died and now I can't make any calls.
- Blasted I was blasted by the cold wind as soon as I stepped out of the house.
- Blaster The blaster rifle made a loud noise as it fired.
- Blasters The blasters were loaded with ammunition and ready to fire.
- Blather Stop the blather and get to the point.
- Blathered Despite the seriousness of the situation, he blathered on about his weekend plans.
- Blathers
- Blotted She blotted her lips with a napkin after finishing her meal.
- Blotter The detective carefully examined the blotter for any fingerprints left behind by the suspect.
- Blotters The police found several blotters of LSD in the suspect's car.
- Clatter The sound of clatter disrupted her peaceful evening.
- Clattered The dishes clattered as I dropped them in the sink.
- Clatters The dishes clatter in the kitchen sink as I hurriedly wash them.
- Flatted I flatted the dough before putting it in the oven for baking.
- Flatter It is not appropriate to flatter someone just to get what you want.
- Flattered She was flattered by the compliment from her boss.
- Flatters Josh always flatters his boss in the hope of getting a promotion.
- Flattery Her constant flattery can make anyone feel good about themselves.
- Latter I have been studying Spanish and French, and I find the latter language more difficult.
- Platted The developer platted a new neighborhood on the outskirts of town.
- Platter The waiter arrived with a large platter of sushi rolls.
- Platters The restaurant serves their appetizers on large platters for sharing.
- Slatted The roof was made of slatted wood, providing a cool breeze in the summer heat.
- Slattern She could not bear to be seen as a slattern, so she made sure the house was always clean and tidy.
