How to spell HOLTED correctly?
If you meant to write "holted" but it's a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions: "halted", meaning to come to a stop; "hoisted", referring to lifting something; "hunted", indicating searching for game; or "holstered", as in placing a firearm in a holster. Double-check the context to determine the right word.
List of suggestions on how to spell holted correctly
- bolted The horse bolted out of the stable when he heard the thunderstorm.
- Haled The fugitive was haled into court by the police.
- Haloed The setting sun haloed the mountain peaks in a golden glow.
- halted The construction work at the site was halted due to safety concerns.
- halter She hung the halter on the fence near the stable.
- hated He hated the thought of having to work overtime every day.
- hatted He hatted his head as he stepped outside into the bright sun.
- heated The argument between the two politicians grew increasingly heated.
- hogtied The kidnappers hogtied their victim and left him in a deserted warehouse.
- Hoisted The team hoisted the championship trophy above their heads in celebration.
- hold
- holder I need to buy a new holder for my toothbrush.
- holed The ship's hull was holed with a massive gash, causing it to take on water and sink.
- holster The police officer reached for his gun from its holster as he chased after the fleeing suspect.
- Holt My friend's surname is Holt.
- Hooded The suspect was wearing a hooded sweatshirt during the robbery.
- Hooted As the owl swooped down from the tree, it hooted loudly.
- horded The survivalist horded supplies in his underground bunker.
- hosted The conference was hosted by the local university.
- Howled When I howled, the wolf howled back.
- Hulled Penny has a hulled apple.
- jolted The loud noise and flashing lights jolted me awake in the middle of the night.
- looted The rioters looted stores and set fire to buildings.
- Molted I molted yesterday while I was in the trees.
- Moulted The bird moulted its feathers to prepare for the upcoming winter season.
