How to spell FOUTTED correctly?
If you accidentally typed "foutted" instead of the intended word, there are a few possible correct suggestions. It could be "fouled" (past tense of foul), "dotted" (spotted with dots), "fitted" (properly sized or adapted) or "outed" (exposing someone's secret). Always double-check and choose the most suitable option.
List of suggestions on how to spell foutted correctly
- abutted The property abutted the river, providing a beautiful view.
- butted The stubborn goats kept butting heads with each other over the pile of hay.
- counted I carefully counted my change after paying for my coffee.
- courted In the olden days, men formally courted women before proposing marriage.
- dotted The dotted line on the map indicates the route we took on our road trip.
- doubted Despite his initial excitement, he doubted he would be selected for the team.
- faulted The construction company faulted the subcontractor for the delay in completing the project.
- fitted I need to buy a new dress that is fitted for the wedding.
- flatted I flatted the cardboard box so I could recycle it.
- flitted I saw a butterfly that flitted from one flower to another in the garden.
- flouted Despite repeated warnings and fines, the partygoers flouted the noise regulations and continued to play loud music late into the night.
- fluted The ancient column was fluted in a ravishing pattern.
- flutter The butterfly started to flutter its wings and flew away.
- foisted The company foisted their low-quality products onto unsuspecting customers.
- footed The deer cautiously footed its way through the forest.
- fouled The basketball player intentionally fouled his opponent in a desperate attempt to win the game.
- founded The organization was founded on the principle of providing education for all children, regardless of their background or socioeconomic status.
- fretted She fretted about her daughter's safety while she was away at college.
- fruited The tropical trees fruited abundantly, providing a variety of sweet and juicy fruits that were enjoyed by everyone.
- futzed I futzed with the settings on my phone until I finally got the camera to work properly.
- glutted The market was glutted with too many competitors selling the same product.
- gutted I was absolutely gutted when I missed the last train home.
- hotted
- jotted I quickly jotted down the grocery list before heading out to the store.
- jousted The knights, with lances in hand, jousted fiercely in the tournament.
- jutted The jagged rocks jutted out from the cliff face, making it nearly impossible to climb.
- mounted I mounted the picture onto the wall with a hammer and nails.
- mouthed The child mouthed the words silently along with the story being read to them.
- nutted I nutted the screws tightly so they wouldn't come loose.
- ousted The CEO was ousted after a series of scandals rocked the company.
- outed He was outed as a spy, causing him to flee the country.
- potted She kept her prized orchids in a potted arrangement on the windowsill.
- pouted She pouted when she realized she didn't get the promotion she had hoped for.
- putted I putted the golf ball towards the hole, but it rolled past and off the green.
- rotted The apple in the bowl had rotted and emitted a foul odor.
- rousted The police rousted the homeless man from his makeshift shelter.
- routed The enemy army was routed after a lengthy battle.
- rutted The dirt road was so rutted from heavy rain that driving on it was difficult.
- totted She totted up her expenses for the month and realized that she had spent too much on dining out.
- touted The entrepreneur touted the benefits of his new product to prospective investors.
- tutted Lila tutted disapprovingly at her sister's fashion choice.
