How to spell GETTED correctly?
"Getted" is not a correct spelling in Standard English. Possible suggestions include using "got" for past tense or "getting" for present tense. Other synonyms such as "obtained", "acquired" or "received" may also be used depending on the context.
List of suggestions on how to spell getted correctly
- catted
- Feted She was feted at a dinner in her honor.
- Gated The community is gated and restricted to residents only.
- Gazetted The newly appointed minister was gazetted in the official government gazette.
- Geed
- gelded The horse was gelded so that it would not breed.
- getty
- gifted She's a gifted artist.
- Girted Grandma girted the cat while it licked her face.
- glutted After eating an entire pizza to himself, Bob felt glutted and regretful.
- Grated She grated some cheese over the pasta dish.
- Greeted
- Gritted He gritted his teeth in frustration as he struggled to untangle the knot in the rope.
- guested I guested at my friend's house for two weeks last summer.
- gusted The wind gusted up to 50 miles per hour during the storm.
- Gutted
- gutter I saw a bunch of leaves clogging the gutter during my morning walk today.
- Jested I jested that I could swim to China.
- Jetted After her bath, she enjoyed a luxurious jetted tub.
- Jotted I jotted down a list of things to do before our meeting.
- Jutted The jutted coastline was stunning.
- Meted I meted out just enough discipline to keep them in line.
- netted She had a netted veil covering her head.
- Petted I was petted all the way to the store.
- vetted All the candidates were thoroughly vetted before they were given an offer letter.
- Whetted I have a finely whetted knife.
