How to spell DOGHT correctly?

If you've accidentally spelled "doght" instead of "dough" in a recipe or text, here are some appropriate suggestions to correct it. The correct term is "dough", referring to a mixture used in baking. Always double-check your spellings to avoid confusion, as even a small mistake can alter the meaning.

• aught I don't remember aught about my childhood.
• bight The fishermen were hopeful they would catch something in the bight of the bay.
• Bought
• digit I can't live without my phone. It's my favorite digit!
• dog
• doge Doge is a popular internet meme that originated from a photograph of a Shiba Inu dog.
• doggy I love to play tug-of-war with my doggy.
• dogie I thought my dogie was gone forever, but she's back!
• doha The summit is being held in Doha, Qatar.
• dolt The dolt was unable to fix the television.
• don't Please don't step on the fallen branch.
• DOSH I can never remember my DOSH password.
• Dost Behind the bar, 8-year-old Dost was busy pouring drinks for the late night crowd.
• dot He placed a small dot at the end of his signature.
• Doth " Doth" is an archaic form of "does," which means "to perform or execute," and its use is no longer common in modern language.
• doubt I doubt that I will be able to make it to your party this weekend.
• dough I am making a dough for pie.
• doughty I was a bit doughty in the face of such adversity.
• doughy My stomach is so doughy from eating the cake that I feel sick.
• drought California experienced a serious drought that left lakes dry and water restrictions in place for years.
• Dwight The Dwight Howard trade was a disaster.
• eight I would like to order eight pizzas.
• fight In the fight, he got punched in the face.
• Fought The two boxers fought fiercely for 12 rounds, but neither managed to knock the other down.
• light I had to turn on the light to see what I was doing.
• might I might go to the grocery store later today.
• night
• nought Nought was the answer to my question.
• ought
• right I believe that you are right about our future prospects.
• sight I couldn't believe my sight when I saw a shooting star in the middle of the day.
• sought We sought the help of the police.
• tight Can you tie a tight knot?
• wight The wight emerged from the darkness, its glowing eyes fixed on me.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking