How to spell HITTED correctly?

If you often find yourself writing "hitted" instead of "hit", fear not, it happens! Here are some helpful alternatives to avoid this common misspelling: struck, impacted, collided, smacked or delivered a blow. Remember, using correct spelling is crucial for effective communication.

• Chatted I chatted with my neighbor for hours over a cup of tea.
• Cited She cited several sources in her research paper.
• dittoed I dittoed my friend's comment about the movie being boring.
• Fitted
• halted The production line was abruptly halted due to a malfunction in the machine.
• Hasted
• hated She hated the way he always chewed with his mouth open.
• hatred Her hatred towards her ex-boyfriend fueled her determination to move on and find someone better.
• hatted She hatted herself after realizing she had left her favorite hat in the movie theater.
• hatter The Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland is a famous fictional hatter.
• heated The heated argument between the two neighbors could be heard from outside.
• Hefted I hefted the box of dishes and carried it to the kitchen.
• heisted The diamond necklace was heisted by a skilled thief.
• Hided I hided behind the tree to watch the birds.
• Hied He hied himself to the airport to catch a flight to his hometown.
• Hiked We hiked to the top of the mountain to watch the sunset.
• Hinted The detective hinted at a possible suspect.
• hired The company hired a new accountant to manage their finances.
• Hitched I have never hitched a ride before.
• hitter She's a great hitter for her age group.
• hitters The hitters on the team are looking to improve their batting average.
• Hived The old man had a mound of dirt next to his house, where he hived his beehives.
• Hoisted The sailors hoisted the anchor and set sail.
• Hooted
• hosted Our website is hosted by Microsoft.
• hotbed The hotbed of the virus was in the server room.
• hotter I found a hotter party than ours.
• hunted
• kited
• knitted She knitted a sweater for her son's birthday.
• pitted The lake was a beautiful sight, but the surface was pitted with sunken boats.
• Shirted I shirted my son before we went out to play in the snow.
• Sited The project was sited near the wetlands to protect them.
• titter The group of girls couldn't help but titter when they saw the cute new guy walk into the classroom.
• Whetted The smell of fresh food cooking whetted our appetites.
• Whited The Whited walked into the bar.
• Witted He was quick-witted and could come up with a response to any situation.

Intertubing

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