How to spell TATERD correctly?
If you've mistyped "taterd" and meant "tattered", you're on the right track. "Tattered" describes something torn or worn out, like clothes or books. Make sure to double-check your spelling to avoid any confusion, and remember that spell-check tools can be helpful for correcting such errors.
List of suggestions on how to spell taterd correctly
- dated The clothes she was wearing looked dated and out of style.
- Dater
- stated
- stater The ancient Greeks used a stater as their standard currency.
- Tared He tared her shirt.
- Tasted
- taster This tart is a taster of the chocolate cake to come.
- tatar I have a brother who is a Tatar.
- tate
- tater
- TATERS "Can you pass me some taters, please?
- tatted She had beautifully tatted sleeves on both arms.
- tatter The flag had begun to tatter in the strong winds.
- tattered The old clothes were so battered and tattered, she was sure they would never fit her again.
- tauter The rope felt tauter as he pulled it with all his strength.
- Toted She toted her heavy bag of groceries all the way home.
