How to spell DIFT correctly?

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• DAFT I think it's daft to spend so much money on a designer dress.
• DEFT As a professional chef, she used her deft hand to finely chop the vegetables.
• DFT The DFT algorithm is commonly used in signal processing to convert a time-domain signal into its frequency-domain representation.
• DICT The dictator used the power of dict to rule with an iron fist.
• DIET I have been following a strict diet to control my weight.
• DIF
• DIF T
• DIFF Due to the diff in our schedules, we hardly get to spend time together.
• DINT He managed to dent the metal frame with a hard hit of his elbow.
• DIRT He wiped the dirt off his shoes before entering the house.
• DIST
• DRIFT The snow began to drift against the side of the house, covering the windowsill.
• GIFT I received a beautiful gift from my sister for my birthday.
• LIFT He used the lift to access the upper floor of the building.
• RIFT The tension between the two friends caused a rift in their relationship.
• SIFT After baking the flour, I had to sift it to remove any lumps.

Intertubing

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