How to spell SAULTED correctly?

If you've accidentally misspelled "saulted", here are some possible correct alternatives. If you meant "salted", referring to the addition of salt, that could be the correct spelling. Alternatively, "assaulted" might be the right word if you intended to describe a violent attack. Double-check the intended context to ensure accurate usage.

• assaulted The victim claimed that she was assaulted by the suspect in the dark alley.
• Faulted The construction of the building was faulted due to poor planning.
• halted The production in the factory halted due to a shortage of raw materials.
• malted I ordered a malted milkshake at the diner.
• Sailed The ship sailed across the vast ocean, battling rough waves and stormy weather.
• Sallied She sallied forth from her apartment to face the day.
• salted
• salter The salter carefully measured the amount of salt to add to the stew.
• Saluted The soldiers saluted their commanding officer as he arrived on the parade ground.
• Salved The salved fish was delicious.
• sated I'm feeling quite sated after all of those mini pizzas.
• sauteed The chef sauteed the vegetables in olive oil before adding them to the soup.
• Silted The river had silted up over time, causing flooding in the surrounding areas.
• Smelted The iron ore was smelted in a furnace to produce the raw material needed for making steel.
• stilted The conversation felt stilted and awkward, lacking in natural flow and ease.
• suited
• sulked Rosie sulked when she didn't get a part in the school play.
• vaulted The vaulted ceiling added a touch of elegance to the room.

Intertubing

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