How to spell PASTERY correctly?

One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "pastery" might be "pastry". This is a common term used to describe various baked goods, such as cakes, cookies, and pies. Other suggestions might include "pasty", "paster" or "pasture", depending on the intended meaning of the word.

• mastery She had achieved mastery in multiple languages.
• mystery The mystery of the missing diamond was finally solved by the detective.
• paltry The CEO dismissed the employees' request for a raise, citing the company's paltry profits.
• pantry I need to go to the grocery store to stock up my pantry for the week.
• paste I need to copy and paste this text into a new document.
• pasted She pasted the picture onto the poster board.
• pastel She wore a lovely pastel dress to the spring wedding.
• pastern The horse's pastern was injured, so the veterinarian recommended rest and icing.
• Pastes She pastes photos of her travels in her journal.
• pasteur Louis Pasteur was a French microbiologist who is widely known for his discoveries in the field of vaccination and pasteurization.
• pastier After adding more flour to the dough, it became pastier and harder to manipulate.
• pastor The pastor delivered a powerful sermon that left everyone inspired.
• pastors The pastors of the church worked hard to prepare their sermon for Sunday service.
• pastry I enjoyed a delicious pastry with my coffee this morning.
• pasture We saw the cows grazing in the lush green pasture.
• pasty I'm going to cook some pasty for dinner.
• pester I try not to pester my friend with too many questions about their personal life.
• pesters
• piaster I had a piaster of white wine with my dinner.
• piasters I always save my piasters for emergencies.
• poster The movie was so good that I had to buy the poster.
• Posters These posters will help people remember the event.
• pottery My grandmother loves to collect pottery from all over the world.
• psaltery The musician played a beautiful melody on his psaltery.

Intertubing

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