How to spell LISTY correctly?

If you've encountered the misspelling "listy", fret not! Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "list", "lust", "litany" or "lofty". Remember to double-check the context and intended meaning to ensure you choose the appropriate replacement.

• city The city was bustling with people going to work and school.
• DIST I can't see anything far away without my glasses because my vision is blurry and distorted or "dist".
• feisty My grandmother may be 90 years old, but she is still quite feisty and never backs down from an argument.
• fist
• gist The gist of the story is that the protagonist is trying to prove to her boss that she is worth keeping on staff.
• Hist
• laity The laity make up the majority of the church members.
• last
• lastly For the record, the party ended lastly.
• lasts The battery in this device lasts for a very long time.
• lest Do not close the door lest you wake the baby.
• lift I need to get up so I can lift these packages.
• lilt She threw her head back and laughed, the lilt of her voice making it musical.
• lint I need to clean my lint roller before I start cleaning the the carpet.
• Lisa I went to see Lisa last night.
• lisp I used to suffer from a lisp when I was a child, but I got help from a speech therapist.
• list I need a list of supplies for the party.
• listed The items were listed on the inventory sheet.
• listen I like to listen to music when I study.
• lister
• liston The Browns traded for liston in 1961.
• lists Anna's online shopping addiction had led her to create multiple lists of items she wanted to buy.
• liszt As a music lover, Sara enjoyed listening to Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody.
• lit We lit the candles on the birthday cake.
• lite She only drinks lite beer.
• Lizzy She loves reading books by Lizzy Bennet.
• lost We are looking for our lost dog.
• lust I have a lust for power.
• lusts She desires the things he wants, but lusts for something different.
• lusty She was already lusty from all the drinking.
• mist The mist enveloped the valley as I walked through the early morning air.
• misty The morning fog was so thick, it was like walking through a shower of misty rain.
• silty The river water is turbid and silty after the heavy rains.
• sty
• Wist

Apsolutly

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