Correct spellings for TIGHED
- bighead You are acting like a bighead, thinking you are better than everyone else.
- dished He dished out some food for his guests.
- gigged We're going to gigged it and hit the road.
- Jigged I jigged when I saw the red rabbit hiding behind the tree.
- Neighed My horse neighed when I rode him.
- Pigged I'm not going to pigged out at the party.
- rigged I suspected that the game was rigged because every time I played, I lost.
- Sighed She sighed in relief when she finally found her lost phone.
- tagged The police tagged the suspect with a GPS tracker to monitor his whereabouts.
- Ticked I really need to get new insurance, I'm getting really ticked off with the amount of repair that my car is getting
- Tided The crew tided the ship to the dock before unloading the cargo.
- Tidied She tidied up her room before leaving for school.
- tied I couldn't wear my favorite shoes because the laces were tied too tightly.
- tiered In a tiered society, the rich have more privileges than the poor.
- Tiffed I was tiffed when she didn't show up for our lunch date.
- tiger I'm a tiger for sure!
- tight There's always that sense of having to be careful with what you say; not wanting to give away the secret to my tight
- Tighter The tighter the nitrile gloves are, the less contact your hands will have with the product.
- tiled The bathroom floor was tiled with small, colorful mosaic tiles.
- tilled The soil was tilled recently.
- timed I timed the oven so the cake wouldn't burn.
- tinged She picked up the wine glass, but the tinged liquid left a bitter aftertaste in her mouth.
- tinned I opened the tinned vegetables and poured them into the pot.
- tipped She had been tipped off that the party was going to be a shindig.
- tired I am too tired to go for a jog today.
- Tithed The devout Christian faithfully tithed 10% of his income to the church every month.
- togaed The togaed man walked into the Roman forum with an air of authority.
- togged I saw him togged up in a suit and tie for the party.
- Tugged He tugged on the rope, trying to loosen it from the tree branch.
- Twigged I finally twigged that he was lying to me about his whereabouts.
- Weighed After they were weighed, the lions were returned to their cages.
- wigged I almost got wigged when my boss caught me browsing the internet instead of working on my report.
