How to spell WITHET correctly?
If you meant to type "withet" but need the correct spelling, the word you're looking for is "wither". "Wither" means to become dry, thin or weak, and is commonly used to describe the decaying or wilting of plants. Double-check your spelling next time to ensure clear communication!
List of suggestions on how to spell withet correctly
- whet I sharpened my knife to whet its blade.
- whither Whither are you heading to?
- wight The wight in the corner cupboard was more frightening than the children.
- Witched The town believed she had witched the crops and brought about the drought.
- With She works with her husband.
- withe The farmer used the withe to tie up the bundles of hay.
- Withed The flowers gradually withed away in the intense heat.
- wither I intend to wither away under the scorching sun.
- withers The horse's skin was shiny and his withers were well-defined.
- withes The old witch stirred her cauldron with her withes.
- Without I cannot swim without a life jacket.
- Witt Witt cannot be contained.
- writhed The injured animal writhed in pain as it struggled to move.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
