How to spell BURSTED correctly?
For the misspelling "bursted", there are a few correct alternatives. Firstly, "burst" is the correct past tense form of the word. Secondly, you could use "exploded" or "popped" to convey a similar meaning. Remember to proofread and ensure accuracy to avoid any confusion with the incorrect term.
List of suggestions on how to spell bursted correctly
- Basted The turkey was basted every 30 minutes to keep it moist throughout the cooking process.
- bested Despite being one of the top competitors, he was bested by a newcomer in the final round.
- blasted The wind was so strong that it blasted my hair into my face.
- Blurted She blurted out the answer before anyone else could even think of it.
- Boasted He boasted about his athletic achievements to impress his new friends.
- Boosted The new marketing strategy boosted the company's sales significantly.
- bunted Don't bunted me!
- burst A burst of energy sent her flying through the air.
- bursts The balloon bursts when it was accidentally sit on.
- Busied She busied herself with sorting through the pile of papers on her desk.
- Busked Last summer, I busked on the streets of New York City to earn some extra cash.
- busted He was caught with the drugs, and was busted for possession.
- buster He was a real buster, the best at everything.
- Bustled She bustled around the kitchen getting dinner ready.
- Butted The two rams butted heads in a territorial dispute.
- Dusted I dusted the shelves before putting the books back on them.
- gusted The wind gusted suddenly, pushing them away from the building.
- Lusted He lusted after the luxurious sports car for years before finally saving up enough money to buy it.
- Ousted
- rusted The old car was covered in rust and its wheels were completely rusted.
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