Correct spellings for NIOTED
- booted The bouncer booted the troublemaker from the club.
- Cited The police officer cited me for driving over the speed limit.
- Dieted I needed to dieted for my wedding.
- Doted My grandmother is always doted on by her family.
- Fitted I was fitted for a new dress.
- footed She footed across the room with quiet elegance.
- Girted The girted girl smiled as she walked by.
- Hinted She hinted that I should come over.
- Hooted I hooted when I saw the hawk.
- kited I was kited for a mile on the rapids.
- knitted I knitted a thick scarf to keep me warm during the winter.
- looted During the riots, many businesses were looted and burned down.
- Minted The silver service was highly minted.
- Mooted She mooted the possibility of retiring early.
- nested Nested authentication means authentication for subsequent requests that are made within the same request context.
- netted The fisherman netted a great catch of tuna.
- Nicked The thief nicked my watch.
- Nipped I almost nipped the dog when he came up to me.
- niter Niter is a mineral that is used to create a resin.
- nosed The curious cat nosed around in the new pile of laundry.
- note I took a note of your suggestion.
- noted Karla noted the error.
- notes We took copious notes during the lecture.
- Nutted I'm going to nutted up that mountain.
- pitted The roadway is pitted with deep potholes.
- Quoted The journalist accurately quoted the CEO's statement in her article.
- Rioted The frustrated crowd rioted in the streets after the announcement of the election results.
- rooted She was rooted in her spot on the couch.
- Sited The pier was sited on the bay to provide easy access for passengers and ships.
- tinted Her eyes were tinted with the sunlight streaming into the room.
- Tooted I tooted my horn at the bicyclist.
- Toted
- united We are all united in our fight against crime.
- Voted They voted on the proposal.
- Witted The witted old man was able to outwit his attackers.
