How to spell WAMTED correctly?
For those who accidentally type "wamted" instead of "wanted", don't fret! Here are some suggestions to rectify this common misspelling. Switch the "a" and "n" around to correctly spell "wanted". Remember to double-check your spelling next time to avoid small errors like this one.
List of suggestions on how to spell wamted correctly
- mated The pair of birds mated for life and always flew together.
- matted The dog's fur had become matted after rolling around in the dirt.
- Vamped William is vamped out after working all day.
- Vatted I vatted my tomatoes.
- wadded
- Waded During the storm, I waded through several inches of water to get to my car.
- Wafted The smell of freshly baked bread wafted through the air and made my mouth water.
- Waited I waited for hours for my bus to arrive.
- wanted I wanted to go to the beach, but the weather was too bad.
- Warded The valuable items were warded off from theft by the high-security system.
- warmed
- wasted I feel so wasted after not eating anything all day.
- Welted The welted fabric has a raised texture.
- whammed The object whammed into the window.
- Whited
- wilted I wilted under the intense heat.
- Witted I may not be book witted, but I am street witted.
- wonted I wished I had brought my sweater, but I wonted to keep the heat in.
