How to spell WACHED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "wached" instead of "watched", fret not! Here are some correct suggestions. Double-check spelling or try "watched" instead. For synonyms, consider "observed", "monitored" or "surveyed". Remember to proofread for accuracy to ensure your intended message is conveyed clearly.
List of suggestions on how to spell wached correctly
- Ached
- arched The bridge had a beautifully arched structure.
- beached The whale was beached on the shore and required help from rescue teams to get back into the water.
- cached I cleared my browser's cached data to free up space on my computer.
- Coached I coached the team to victory in the championship game.
- hatched The bird hatched from the egg and chirped loudly.
- latched The kitten latched onto its mother's nipple and began to nurse.
- Leached After months of boiling, the water was leached out of the fabric.
- Marched The army marched towards the battlefield at dawn.
- matched The colors on their outfits perfectly matched.
- parched After a long hike in the sun, I was so parched that I drank an entire water bottle in one gulp.
- patched After the software update, the security vulnerability was patched.
- poached The chef poached the eggs perfectly for the Benedict breakfast.
- Reached I reached for the phone, but it was already gone.
- roached I roached the library before breakfast.
- Swashed
- Waded
- Waged I was only given a waged job.
- Waked
- Waled
- Waned The excitement surrounding the party waned as the night wore on and people started to leave.
- warhead The missile was equipped with a powerful warhead that was capable of causing massive destruction.
- washed Latin for "washed," abnegatus, suggests one completely devoted to the washing of one's clothes.
- washer I need to replace the washer on my leaking faucet.
- Watched I watched the latest Bourne movie last night.
- watcher The security guard was a vigilant watcher, keeping a close eye on the entrance to the building.
- Watches She always watches the sunset with wonder and amazement.
- Waved Janelle waved at her friend as she drove away.
- whacked After getting whacked with a huge trout, the angler exclaimed, "Wow, that was a big trout!
- winched The crane winched the heavy equipment onto the flatbed truck.
- Wished
- Witched The town believed that the old woman living in the woods was witched and capable of casting spells.
