How to spell LIATED correctly?

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• bated
• Bleated
• bloated After eating all that pizza, I feel bloated and uncomfortable.
• Cited The article cited several sources to support its assertions.
• dated I found a box of old and dated magazines in the attic.
• Dialed She dialed his number, hoping he would answer.
• dilated After applying the eye drops, her pupils dilated and she had trouble focusing on anything.
• elated
• fated According to some beliefs, our lives are fated to unfold in a certain way.
• Flirted She flirted shamelessly with the handsome stranger at the bar.
• Flitted
• Floated The boat floated gently down the river.
• Gated The community is gated and only accessible with a security code.
• Gloated She gloated over her victory and made sure her opponent knew just how much she had won by.
• hated
• jilted She felt jilted when she saw her ex-boyfriend with another woman.
• Kilted The kilted highland dancer performed a traditional Scottish jig for the crowd.
• kited He kited his check to the new account.
• laced The cookie dough was laced with chocolate chips.
• laded The truck was laded with crates of fresh fruit and vegetables for the market.
• Lamed She pronounced her name with a soft Lamed.
• Lasted I thought that my last relationship could've been better but it only lasted for a month.
• late
• later
• Lathed She has a nice lathed desk.
• Laved She laved her face with cold water to soothe her sunburnt skin.
• Lazed After years of hard work, the young lawyer was finally able to relax and lazed around, reading the papers and watching television
• leaded The mechanic leaded the fuel tank to ensure that it would not leak.
• liaised He liaised with the other team leaders to come up with a plan.
• lidded The lidded pot kept the soup warm.
• lied
• lifted The crane lifted the heavy container and placed it on the truck for transportation.
• ligate The surgeon will ligate the artery to stop the bleeding.
• ligated I was ligated to my bedpost because I was in a coma.
• lighted The candles were lighted, filling the room with a warm glow.
• liked I really liked the new movie we watched.
• lilted The music from the nearby cafe lilted through the open window.
• Limed The carpenter limed the wooden furniture to give it a rustic appearance.
• limited The company's profits were limited due to low sales.
• lined
• listed
• lite I prefer to order the lite version of the salad dressing to reduce my calorie intake.
• liter I accidentally spilled a liter of milk on the kitchen counter.
• litter I found an old piece of litter on the ground.
• Lived I lived in New York City for three years before moving to Los Angeles.
• loaded My backpack is loaded with school books and supplies.
• Loathed I loathed the taste of Brussel sprouts when I was a child.
• located
• Lofted The lofted ceiling gives the room a loft atmosphere.
• looted The thieves looted the victim's house.
• Lusted The young man lusted after the beautiful woman from afar.
• mated There were two mated pairs of snakes coiled up on the sandy banks of the stream.
• milted It was such a pleasure to get my hands milted by the spa therapist.
• Plated The restaurant served the chicken on a beautifully plated dish with garnishes.
• pleated
• Rated
• sated I was finally sated after eating the entire pizza.
• Silted The river has been silted up, making it impossible to navigate.
• Sited The company was sited in a strategic location.
• Slated She was slated to have her baby on the same day as her sister-in-law.
• tilted She tilted her head to the side, studying him intently.
• wilted The wilted flowers looked sad and fragrant.

Discuuss

• discos
• discourse
• discourses
• discs
• discus
• discuses
• discuss
• discussed
• discusses
• disguise