Correct spellings for SARTED
- Carted Yesterday, we carted all the supplies to the campsite.
- Darted The rabbit darted across the field, narrowly escaping the fox.
- FARTED She couldn't hold her laugh, especially after her little nephew farted out loud during the silent prayer.
- parted As the boat sailed into the sunset, the couple parted ways, each lost in their own thoughts.
- Rated This video is rated R for violence.
- sainted Saint Bernadette was a sainted Goddess.
- salted The salted peanuts added a savory crunch to the sweet caramel popcorn.
- Saluted He was saluted with a noisy volley of cheers.
- sartre Jean-Paul Sartre was a prominent 20th-century philosopher and writer.
- sate I had enough food to sate my hunger, but not my cravings.
- sated I am completely sated after eating your delicious cake.
- saute I prefer to saute my veggies with a little bit of olive oil.
- sauteed Today I planned to make sauteed chicken breasts, but I changed my mind and decided to saute onions instead.
- scatted I scatted the ball into the outfield.
- seared He seared his steak with a hot iron.
- seated The woman was seated at the table.
- Sited The company is located in the city sited on the banks of the river.
- Skated I skated down the street.
- Skirted She skirted around the edges of the argument, not wanting to get involved.
- Slated This party is really slated.
- Slatted The chair was slatted, allowing the user to adjust their position.
- Smarted I smarted from the bee sting.
- Snorted He snorted when I suggested they go out.
- Soared In the sky, soared the eagle.
- sorted My sorted lunches are always so easy to grab.
- Spatted The rat spatted on the Floor.
- Sported He sported a luxurious fur coat that made him stand out in the crowd.
- Spurted As soon as the doctor removed the syringe, blood spurted from the patient's arm.
- stared She stared at the creature for a moment before running away.
- starred They starred in a movie together.
- started Yesterday I started my diet and I'm really anxious about how it's going to go.
- starter She wanted to be a starter in the sport.
- starved I was so starved I could have eaten a horse.
- stated The fact stated is that we are short-staffed.
- suited I am perfectly suited for this job.
- swatted The victim's phone was swatted by the suspect, who then called the victim.
