How to spell MOOTH correctly?

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• booth I went to the photo booth to take some fun pictures with my friends at the fair.
• math I find math to be a challenging subject.
• mirth The room was filled with mirth and laughter as the guests enjoyed the party.
• month
• moo The cow let out a loud moo when the farmer came to milk her.
• mooch My roommate is always trying to mooch off of me for money.
• moor I ventured out on to the moor to walk.
• moot The point is moot because we cannot change the decision that has already been made.
• mot
• moth I collected a moth off of the light fixture.
• Moths Last night, I saw several moths fluttering around the porch light.
• mouth I had to clean my mouth out with soap before I could eat.
• Mouths The villagers lined up with open mouths to receive the freshly-baked bread from the baker.
• mouthy She always talks with her mouthy little sister.
• myth
• smooth The ride in the car was smooth and comfortable.
• sooth The lullaby helped to sooth the baby to sleep.
• tooth I accidentally bit my tongue while trying to reach a difficult tooth to clean.

Intertubing

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