How to spell SWIFFED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "swiffed" instead of the intended word, here are a few possible corrections. Consider using "swiped" to refer to a quick brush or movement or "swifted" to convey speed. Additionally, you can opt for "shifted" if discussing a change in position or "sniffed" for smelling something. Remember to proofread to avoid such misspellings in the future!
List of suggestions on how to spell swiffed correctly
- Scoffed When I suggested that we should take the longer route to avoid traffic, my friend scoffed at the idea.
- Scuffed She scuffed her shoes on the concrete.
- Sniffed She sniffed the room for any clues as to who had done it.
- Snuffed The candle was snuffed out after the birthday cake was blown off.
- staffed The store is always staffed with friendly and knowledgeable associates.
- stiffed The waiter was stiffed on his tip.
- stuffed She was so stuffed after the big Thanksgiving dinner that she could barely move.
- Swifter The swifter route to the airport was through the toll road.
- swigged He swigged from the bottle of beer before passing it to his friend.
- Swilled She swilled her Shirley Temple before bed.
- Swiped She swiped his phone and left.
- Swirled The cream swirled around in my coffee as I stirred it.
- Whiffed I whiffed the garlic before adding it to the dish.
