Correct spellings for JITTED
- fitted I felt confident in my outfit knowing that every piece was fitted perfectly.
- jetted The CEO jetted off to a business meeting in Tokyo.
- jilted She felt jilted when she saw her ex-boyfriend out on a date with someone else.
- jitter I noticed the coffee had given me a terrible jitter in my hands.
- jotted He quickly jotted down the notes from the meeting before he forgot any important details.
- jutted The jagged rock jutted out of the ground, creating a dangerous obstacle for hikers.
- kitted I kitted myself out with all the necessary equipment for my first camping trip in the mountains.
- pitted The cherry had already been pitted before it was put into the pie.
- witted She was quick-witted and capable of making snap decisions under pressure.
