How to spell VUISTED correctly?

If you're looking for the correct spelling for the word "vuisted", you may be referring to "twisted". This term commonly describes something that has been turned or coiled in an abnormal or unexpected manner. Alternatively, you could be aiming for "fisted", which describes tightly clenched hands. Double-checking your intent can help ensure accurate usage.

• busted The police busted the criminals who were robbing the bank.
• Dusted She dusted off the old bookshelf before placing the books back on it.
• Foisted The company foisted their inferior product onto unsuspecting customers.
• guested Last night, we guested a famous singer on our show.
• gusted I gasped when he gusted his cigarette smoke in my face.
• heisted They heisted a car from the dealership.
• Hoisted With the help of a crane, they hoisted the heavy cargo onto the ship.
• listed The house was listed for sale for several months before it was finally sold.
• Lusted
• Misted The leaves of the plants were misted by a fine spray of water from the garden hose.
• Ousted After twelve years of rule, King George III was ousted from the English throne.
• quested You quested for the nail that was lost under the couch.
• rusted The old bike had rusted chains and creaky pedals.
• suited
• twisted The branches of the tree were twisted and gnarled.
• vested The CEO has a lot of vested interest in the success of the company.
• Visaed I have not yet been visaed for my trip to China.
• Visited I visited my friend in the hospital recently.

Intertubing

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