How to spell WAITTED correctly?

If you accidentally typed "waitted" instead of "waited", fear not! Here are some possible correct suggestions: "waited", "watted", "weighted", "waited-for". Double-checking spelling is always important, but with these variations, you can convey the intended meaning without any confusion.

• awaited The eagerly awaited movie was finally released today.
• Baited John baited his hook with a worm to catch a fish.
• Batted
• catted
• Fitted This dress is fitted, so you will need to size up.
• hatted She had on a brightly hatted hat.
• matted He walked into the hair salon with his hair completely matted from days of not brushing it.
• Patted I was patted on the back by my friends.
• pitted She was pitted against her competitor in a fierce battle for the title.
• Ratted I ratted out my sister for eating the last piece of chocolate cake.
• swatted The fly on the table was annoying, so I swatted it with a napkin.
• tatted She showed off her intricate tatted sleeve tattoo.
• Twitted I twitted a funny picture of my cat.
• Vatted The whiskey was vatted for several years before it was bottled.
• Wafted The sweet scent of cinnamon wafted into the kitchen.
• Wailed The victim wailed in agony as the gunman fired another shot.
• Waite Dr. Waite is one of the world's foremost experts on tarot readings.
• Waited We waited for our food for over 30 minutes.
• waiter
• Waived The school waived the application fee for low-income students.
• wanted I need to find my wanted poster.
• wasted I feel like my time is wasted when I'm stuck in traffic.
• Wattled This spider looks like it has eight legs, but it is in fact Wattled, a type of spider that only has five
• Whetted I have whetted my knife with soap.
• Whited Bob Whited is the new mayor of Whitehall.
• Whittled He whittled a stick into a pointed shape with his pocket knife.
• wilted The flowers in the garden wilted after the hot day.
• Withed The flowers withed in the scorching heat of the sun.
• Witted Unfortunately, the senator was not quick-witted enough to come up with a proper response to the journalist's difficult question.

Intertubing

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