How to spell COUSTED correctly?
If you meant to spell "cousted" but ended up with a typo, there are several possible correct suggestions. It could be "costed", indicating the price of something. Another option could be "counted", referring to keeping track of numbers. Lastly, it might be "coasted", describing gliding smoothly or effortlessly.
List of suggestions on how to spell cousted correctly
- Coasted As soon as the steep hill ended, they coasted down the road, the wind brushing past their faces.
- Corseted The bride's elaborate gown was corseted to fit her perfectly.
- cosseted The celebrity was so cosseted by his entourage that he became disconnected from reality.
- COSTED I costed out the materials and labor for the project and determined it would exceed our budget.
- Counted I counted the number of cars passing by my window.
- Courted Adam courted Emily for months before she finally agreed to go on a date with him.
- crusted The bread was covered in a thick, golden crusted loaf.
- gusted I gusted a sigh of relief when I saw the police car.
- jousted He jousted with his shield and pole.
- Ousted The president was ousted from office after a vote of no confidence.
- rousted The police rousted the suspected criminals from their hiding place.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
