How to spell CATCHED correctly?

If you accidentally write "catched" instead of "caught", fear not! The correct spelling is "caught". This common mistake can be avoided by keeping in mind that "caught" is the past tense of "catch". Remember to use "caught" in your writing to avoid any confusion or misspelling.

• Ached After running the marathon, her muscles ached for days.
• arched The cat arched its back when it saw a dog walking towards it.
• cache I cleared my browser's cache to make sure I was seeing the most updated version of the website.
• cached The webpage was loading very quickly because it was already cached on my device.
• caches The geocacher found multiple caches throughout the state park.
• cachet She carried herself with a certain cachet that made people turn their heads when she walked into a room.
• cashed
• catch I cannot catch the ball.
• catcher The catcher threw the ball to second base to catch the stealing runner.
• catchers The team's catchers were the unsung heroes of the game, constantly working behind the plate to guide the pitchers and make crucial defensive plays.
• catches She always catches the bus at the same time every morning.
• catchier The chorus of the new song is much catchier than the verse.
• catchy "That new song on the radio is so catchy, it's been stuck in my head all day.
• catted
• cliched The plot of the movie was so cliched that I could predict every twist and turn.
• Clutched She clutched her bag tightly as she walked through the dark alley.
• Coached I was coached on how to throw the ball correctly.
• Couched They couched their feelings in polite language not to offend anyone.
• etched The marble etched with wildflowers was beautiful.
• hatched The chicks were hatched yesterday.
• Itched She scratched her arm where it itched.
• latched The baby latched onto the bottle and started drinking.
• matched My shirt matched my dress perfectly.
• patched I have a patched robe.
• Scotched The deal was scotched when one of the key players backed out at the last moment.
• Thatched The roof of the house is thatched with straw.
• Watched I watched the movie, "The Watch" last night.

Apsolutly

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