How to spell MASTE correctly?
If you meant to type "maste" but ended up with a misspelling, here are a few possible corrections: "mate", "mast" or "paste". "Mate" refers to a friend or a partner, "mast" is a structure on a ship, and "paste" is a substance used in various applications. Remember to proofread to spot and fix any errors!
List of suggestions on how to spell maste correctly
- baste Be sure to baste the turkey every 30 minutes for a moist and flavorful result.
- caste
- haste
- massed The soldiers massed together at the edge of the battlefield.
- mast
- masted The ship had three masted and a set of sails.
- master My master is an expert in cooking.
- MASTS "The sailors climbed up the masts to adjust the sails during the storm.
- mate Can I borrow your mate for a minute?
- matte She was wearing a matte plastic purse.
- mist The mist was so thick that it was impossible to see more than a few feet ahead.
- mister Peter called Mister Bill to come over to fix his broken window.
- misty The misty morning made it hard to see ahead while driving.
- most Most of the students were excited for the field trip.
- mst
- must You must call the police.
- muster We must muster our forces and put an end to this rebellion.
- musty The old books in the library smelled musty and damp.
- MYST The old ruins held an eerie MYST that sent shivers down my spine.
- paste I need to paste these pictures into my presentation.
- taste I always enjoy a good taste.
- waste The amount of waste produced by the company is immense.
