How to spell BUITH correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "buith", fret not! The correct suggestions would be "built" or "booth". While "built" refers to constructing or creating something, "booth" denotes a temporary structure or enclosure. Making such errors is common, but with these suitable alternatives, you can ensure clear and accurate communication.

• bait
• barth
• bath
• berth I had to reserve a berth on the train for my weekend trip.
• beth Beth was studying for her final exams.
• birth Her due date for giving birth is in two weeks.
• bit I can't Bit the Bullet.
• bite The mosquito may bite me.
• blithe Despite the challenging circumstances, she remained blithe and cheerful.
• booth She was seated in the booth eating her pizza.
• both Not only was the product both cheap and good, but the customer service was amazing as well.
• broth My grandma made a delicious chicken broth last night.
• burgh The small Scottish burgh was filled with charming old buildings and friendly locals.
• burt I always feel like I'm being molested by BURT.
• bush The bush in my backyard is always a source of fascination.
• but I love chocolate, but I don't eat it often because it's unhealthy.
• butch She wears her hair short and prefers a more butch style.
• kith I always feel at home among my kith and kin.
• pith The pith of the fruit was very smooth.
• ruth Ruth was admired for her selflessness and kindness towards others.
• With I brought my laptop with me on my trip.

Intertubing

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