How to spell BAIST correctly?

The misspelling "baist" could possibly be corrected to "bait" which refers to a lure used to attract someone or something. Another correct suggestion could be "beast" which represents a powerful or large animal. Therefore, understanding the intended meaning would help in providing the appropriate correction for the misspelled word.

• baas The baas instructed his workers to finish the job before sunset.
• baht I need to exchange my dollars for baht before traveling to Thailand.
• bait He used a worm as bait to catch the fish in the lake.
• baits The fisherman carefully chose his baits to attract the biggest fish.
• barest You are the most barest person I've ever met.
• bars I need to pick up some bars from the store.
• bart
• base I kicked the base of the tree.
• basest The basest criminals often have the most elaborate schemes.
• basis We will work on an ongoing basis to improve the quality of our product.
• bass Rodney knows how to get the bass drum up to speed.
• basset The basset hound's long ears are iconic and help them track scents close to the ground.
• bassist The band was looking for a new bassist to join them on their upcoming tour.
• bast After kissing her, he Bast me away.
• baste I am going to baste this chicken before roasting it.
• bat I need to buy a new baseball, my old one keeps getting lost in the bat rack.
• Batista Batista was the president of Cuba from 1959-1961.
• batiste My mom always wears batiste shirts.
• bats Bats are fascinating mammals that use echolocation to navigate and hunt their prey.
• Bays The boat sailed into the calm bays of the island, surrounded by towering cliffs.
• beast The beast was hungry and thirsty.
• best I think the best thing to do is to try again later.
• Bis
• bit I only have a bit of time before my next meeting.
• blast The blast from the canon had sent the horse flying.
• boast He didn't want to boast about his accomplishments, but his pride was evident in the way he talked.
• boost I need to boost my energy to make it through the day.
• burst My coffee burst at the press of the coffee button.
• bust I'm going to have to bust out my old drum set to play this gig.
• oboist My sister is an accomplished oboist and will be playing in the symphony tonight.
• waist

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately