How to spell LOSTY correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "losty" and are looking for the correct alternatives, consider "lofty" or "lust". "Lofty" describes something exalted or grand, whereas "lust" refers to intense desire. Both options provide a more accurate spelling than "losty."

• cost
• Dost
• host The host of the party welcomed everyone with open arms.
• laity The laity took an active role in organizing community events.
• last
• lastly Lastly, we need to make sure that everyone is aware of the new policy.
• lasts The battery lasts for several hours before needing to be charged.
• lest
• list
• lists I always keep lists to help me stay organized.
• loft I rented an Airbnb in a loft.
• lofty A lofty goal is one that is difficult to attain, but is worth striving for.
• loot She looked forlornly around the empty room, disappointment clear in her eyes as she realized the theft of her loot had
• loots
• lose I don't want to lose my keys again, so I'm putting them in my pocket.
• loser He thought he would win the competition, but he ended up being a loser.
• loss Her emotional loss was too much to bear after the sudden death of her father.
• lost I lost my keys this morning.
• lot
• lots
• LOTT
• lotto She was drawn to the lotto machine by the sound of the bells.
• lousy Billy had a lousy day at work.
• lout I refuse to dress like a lout.
• louts The louts were causing a disturbance, so the police were called.
• lust He succumbed to his lust and cheated on his partner.
• lusts He could not control his lusts and ended up regretting his actions.
• lusty She was feeling pretty lusty after all the wine she had drunk.
• most This soup is the most delicious I've ever had.
• post I am going to post a letter to my friend.
• sooty The sooty black stain on the white cloth was proof of the fire's power.
• sty The house smelled like a sty after the pigs had been brought indoors during the rainstorm.
• toasty I wrapped my cold hands around the toasty cup of coffee.
• zloty I cannot afford to buy a zloty, but I would like to exchange some Euros for them.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately